Portfolio Templates

Purpose:

Your portfolio serves a number of different purposes

• It clearly and concisely presents and demonstrates what you learned in this course.
• It provides you with a professional looking document that you can present to prospective employers to demonstrate specific skills that they may be looking for.
• It acts as a reminder of "how-to" do things that you will be expected to recall in future courses.
• It demonstrates both the depth and breadth of what you learned in the course.

Originality:

All work presented must be only your work.  Any web references must be attributed.  If your portfolio presents work generated by other students it will result in a grade of zero for both the originator and the one who plagarized the material.

Appearance:

Your portfolio should be a professional quality document presented in the format that is required

• DT299 portfolio consists of a google drive folder with the required files and photos
• DT100 and DT300 shall be 8 1/2x11
• DT302, DT310, DT328, and DT330 shall be 11 x 17
• The cover page shall include your name, the semester, the course number and your ID#
• A contents page shall summarize what a reader will find in the document
• A separate page shall list the course description along with the course SLOS
• an additional summary page shall provide a concise visual summary of what you learned in the course
• The portfolio shall be permanently bound with a clear plastic cover and a plastic back
• All pages shall be in order, properly oriented, and identified with your name and the course name
• All drawings and other content shall conform to class standards

Submittal:

You are required to submit your portfolio twice

• Your first submittal is an electronic submittal ... you submit the sharing permission link via a submittal quiz.  I will grade this submittal closely.  See the calendar for the electronic submittal due date and time.  Late submittals are not accepted.
• Your second submittal is a bound hard-copy of your portfolio that you must print and bind.  You must submit this hard-copy during the final exam.  I will check that the binding is permanent and that your pages are ordered and oriented properly.  If they are, I will assign your hard-copy the same grade as your electronic copy.  See the calendar for the date of the final exam ... that is the due date for the hard-copy.
  • Note that if you get a zero for being late on your electronic copy, you will also get a zero for your hard-copy

Templates:

Class portfolios must meet a specific format and content requirement.

The link or each class portfolio template is provided on D2L on the first day of class.