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Class Assignments First Impressions

Looking over the assignments, it looks like this class will be a lot of fun! I really like the free-flowing aspects of a lot of the assignments, as I feel that they will encourage a lot more creativity in our work. I like to mix up storytelling styles throughout the classes that I've had that are similar to this one if I can, and I'm glad that this class will give me that chance.

I'm especially interested in the microfictions. I like the idea of trying to convey a story in as few words as possible. As a designer, copywriting is a pretty essential part of the design process, so writing stories like this could definitely help with my ability to create short, impactful copy that can help me in my career field.

All in all, it looks like it'll be a good time!

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  1. Like you, I also think this class will be a lot of fun this semester! I like how the class encourages us to work on our own schedule to complete assignments or even work ahead a finish early. The extra credit opportunities also provide some peace of mind in case we miss assignments or just want to finish the semester early. I'm also looking forward to expressing my creativity, something I couldn't exactly express in my engineering coursework.

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