Showing posts with label Final Evaluation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Final Evaluation. Show all posts

Friday, September 24, 2010

Week 11: Forced Choice.

1. ADAM MUKAYA, I believe I have outdone myself in this class and put a lot of effort in my final project. Plus I really got some good answers from the lawyer.
2. KRISTINE, ALBERTO has well organized final project. She met all requirements. Had most of her quotes from the book and some good responses.
3. Lopez-Estrada, Saul E. genius.
4. Nolan, Stanley S. great work Miss Stanley.
5. OYA, KORSYCA LN, good job. Awesome narrative.
6. CHESTER, LONNIE O. provide a good understanding of the project provided he had trouble getting a hold of an attorney. He is also have a good number of quotes from the book in relation to his narrative.
7. DIAMOND, VIVIAN did a wonderful job. Well laid out.
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10. FERNANDEZ, RYAN LOUIS good blog.
11. JONES, C. J. Nice work. Quotes well identified.
12. Fernandez, Joanne Average. Not sure if she had all the 20 quotes.
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18. CALESING, KATHERINE GAERLAN did not write much in her project. It was short. Am guessing she had problems with the attorney she spoke to.
KLATSKY, REBEKAH ANNE blog 3 and for not entered or answered
CASSARO, CHRISTINA R. has one of the final blogs not answered. There is little of quotes from the book and the Reasoning of Law is not narrative.
CRISSMAN, JAKE ALBERT Reasoning of the law blog is not answered and had only 4 blog entries..
ARMELLINO, STEPHEN JOESPH has no final project posted to his blog.

Week 11: Final Evaluation

It has finally come to an end. Business 250H, Contracts and Negotiations. The class I dreaded most at the beginning. I wasn’t so sure what was to be expected of me to pass the class. Despite reading the course syllabus, I still thought that the requirements for getting a pass grade in this class were going to be a bit too steep. I was afraid of destroying my good reputation of straight As in all classes I have attempted. I have always been on the Honor’s Roll and plan to keep it that way. All my earlier years in college, I wasn’t an A student, until I joined the Art Institute. I have very much enjoyed this class. I have been able to get a concrete understanding of Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks and the Laws that govern them. In the beginning, I was all strong heavy words. I never dreamed of being a lawyer and had no interest in legal terms. To my surprise, this class has taught me my rights as a human and creative designer. It is to my best interest to protect my work and prevent it being public domain and used by others without compensation for my creativity and efforts. Now I have a strong belief in suing anyone who criminally infringes me. This class has also taught me how to be careful in creativity, thus using other work out there for inspiration, and avoiding a huge lawsuit because of ignorance and not educating myself about Patented and Copyrighted work. I have also learned that I can even ask the author of a copyright work for permission to reference their work especially as a student. As a future business owner and creative person, I plan on patenting my inventions and copyrighting my designs. The law is in my favor. In conclusion, I have enjoyed the class and have met the course competence and strongly believe that I deserve a strong A.