FINAL_HAND_IN

all outstanding projects to be handed in
by friday 23 may at 12 noon
i will be in my cubicle to receive these

arpl3003 oral exam presentations

will take place on wednesday 28 may 2014

the order is as follows:

name	time
Bodhi ¸ Kavish	08.30 – 08.50
Brink ¸ Daniel	08.50 – 09.10
Conco ¸ Zola	09.10 – 09.30
Gugushe ¸ Lindiwe	09.30 – 09.50
Kgosiemang ¸ Mmathapelo	09.50 – 10.10
Mahlangu ¸ Gladys	10.10 – 10.30
Majola ¸ Nompumelelo	10.30 – 10.50
break
Makan ¸ Darshika	11.10 – 11.30
Mamatela ¸ Lesabane	11.30 – 11.50
Mogale ¸ Mabelane	11.50 – 12.10
Monakali ¸ Maryam	12.10 – 12.30
Murtagh ¸ Rory	12.30 – 12.50
lunch
Msibi ¸ Ayanda	13.30 – 13.50
Ngobeni ¸ Matimba	13.50 – 14.10
Ngoqwana ¸ Lulama	14.10 – 14.30
Pule ¸ Katlego	14.30 – 14.50
Suliman ¸ Ebrahim	14.50 – 15.10
Xaba ¸ Ntokozo	15.10 – 15.30
Zoolay ¸ Iqbal	15.30 – 15.50

it is crucial that you are there 20 minutes before your time.
you may supplement your oral with an electronic presentation if you so desire.  but, make sure it is not a repetition of info that is already in the document, but new material which complements your project.  if not focus on honing your oratory skills which you will undertake to articulate your narrative.  goodluck.

a worthwhile read

http://mg.co.za/article/2014-05-15-citys-social-urbanism-offers-a-model

final HandIn requirements

final submission requirements are:

1 a3 hardcopy bound document

1 digital submission - cd

Pre-Story Rosettenville_Narratives

be cognisant that on the 13th of may is the pre-presentation of the final narrative

you are to prepare a digital presentation, maximum of 5 minutes, which forms the core of your narrative + to illustrate where this will lead to for the conclusion.
the order is as follows:

all presentations to be loaded onto the computer ready for presentation at 14.15.  make sure you are in the room to do this from 14.00 - 14.10
presentation not on the computer by 14.15 will be not discussed.
goodluck.

urban dictionary pre_presentations

a request has been made for an urban_dictionary extension. 
this is to be granted within the following format: 

tuesday 6 may will be a 'green light' presentation, where you present all your material as if it was finished, with a fair amount of work still to be completed. 

however, one has to be able to see that you will be able to finish the work within the week that follow. this means you need to set priorities and work on the primary body of work that will then be enriched with secondary material. you will get a 'green, orange or red light' as evaluation of your work. 

green: go ahead, proceed with completion, quality and quantity of work are acceptable
orange: potentially in danger, but with a lot of effort you can complete the task, quality or quantity of work borderline
red: in danger, it is not impossible but will be challenging to complete the task, quality and quantity of work borderline and/ or unacceptable.

tuesday 13 may final hand in + presentation.

we will have invited guests to evaluate your work on both dates. 

remember that the end of the semester date can NOT + will NOT move. 
any extension granted simply adds more pressure towards the end of the course. 
personal time management at this stage is critical.

presentations will be as follows:

name	time
Zoolay ¸ Iqbal	2.15 – 2.28
Ngoqwana ¸ Lulama	2.30 – 2.43
Murtagh , Rory	2.45 – 2.58
Makan ¸ Darshika	3.00 – 3.13
Brink ¸ Daniel	3.15 – 3.28
Mahlangu ¸ Gladys	3.30 – 3.43
Mogale , Mabelane,	3.45 – 3.58
Mamatela ¸ Lesabane	4.00 – 4.13
Ngobeni ¸ Matimba	4.15 – 4.28
Conco ¸ Zola	4.30 – 4.43
Msibi ¸ Ayanda	4.45 – 5.00