Update UST-AB Finals (3CA1 2 3 4); PowerPoint Presentation October 4, 2013

Dr Abe V Rotor
Professor
Just to remind you of your PowerPoint presentation tomorrow (3CA3 and 3CA4).

Presentation starts at 8:30 to closes at 4:00 pm, to be able to complete the two sections. Sequencing will be arranged by the class organization concerned, or by roll call by the professor. Presentation will not exceed 10 minutes, this includes Q & A.

(3CA1 and 3CA2 schedule on Monday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm) 

Have your CD ready, with labels, printout (6 photos per page, portrait) Preferably  be ready with your laptap, to save on time.  



For the finals, prepare a 50-frame PowerPoint Presentation about a topic of your choice, with preference to the following: 

Successful UST Alumini in their respective fields of specialization, and community - at least five Thomasians.  They must have finished a course at UST.  They are looked upon as model, and practicing Thomasian values and principles.  

• UST in action - events on-campus and outside that projects UST image as an ideal institution of learning.  Documentary  in nature, your work must speak well and true about UST and its alumni. 

• UN campaign on reducing food waste which runs to billions of dollars a day.  When computed in relation to present need, savings on food waste would suffice supply, proper nutrition, improved health, and alleviating poverty.

• Restoring integrity of government, upholding people's right to be governed by sincere, honest, and qualified leaders.  Restoring faith of people in their government, improving international image of the country.

• True picture of the Filipino.  Who is he today in the face of tradition on the one hand, and globalization on the other - his regard to religion, family, career, commitment to community, his outlook to the future.  Does the Thomasian fit into the picture?    

• "The Filipino is first," "Only in the Philippines," "The Filipino can." "Where in the Philippines?"  These and many more adages, motherhood statements, gimmicks, put the Philippines in the limelight.  Behind all these are disturbing issues: high infant mortality, birthrate, corruption, crime, traffic, cost of electricity, water, transportation, low productivity etc. Can the Thomasian do something?

• Environmental concerns, area- and event-specific. 
• University without Walls, Distance Education, E-Learning, on-line teaching

Topics of your choice must be first approved by the professor.   

• Presentation is one-on-one with the professor starting October 4, Friday (3CA3 and 3CA4), and October 7 for 3CA1 and 3CA 2. Sequence to be arranged by the class officers.
• Holistic presentation, i.e., inter disciplinary, functional, experiential, contemporary.  
• Present objectively, with positive views and advocacy. Uphold values and Filipino culture, and code of journalism.  
• Follow standard format for PowerPoint, with modifications as may be necessary. 
• Work must be original and specific to the present  course of Photography.  Previously submitted work in other subjects not accepted.  
• Sign each photo you actually took at the right side, bottom.  
• Show your presence  in action.  Use photos not your own only when necessary.  Avoid downloading from the Internet. Be aware of intellectual property rights, laws and rules in journalism and publication.  
•  Label CD, including case (front and back) with your own original design.
• Print CD content, portrait, 6 frames per page. 
• NOTE: Photo quality is a very important basis of grading. Edited work of others is Plagiarism.  It does not remove legal rights of the owner. 

• Your work will be submitted to our Faculty of Arts and Letters as part of its reference materials and documentary, with signed endorsement by the author, noted by the professor. ~

WARNING: Plagiarism will be dealt with FAILURE grade. Photos and accompanying running story and captions must be the original work of the author (student). All photos must bear the hand signature of the author in permanent ink. Please read the case of Mark Solis of UP in today's news. September 25, 2013, and condemnation of his act of plagiarism  by the university led by its president Dr. Pascual (September 27 2013).