Digital Media Design Precapstone Tutorial

Harvard Summer School

DGMD S-598

Section 1

CRN 34210

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This tutorial helps students develop an academically strong capstone proposal. It is mandatory for candidates in the Harvard Extension School Master of Liberal Arts, digital media design, who wish to register for DGMD E-599 in the upcoming fall term. The tutorial guides students to identify a topic from a variety of industries and communities, review the literature, formulate a research question, and develop appropriate methods to answer the question. The tutorial is not a course. It is structured advising, one-on-one with the instructor. Through this guidance, students declare their intent to complete the capstone in the subsequent term, while spending the current term developing their research topic and design. By completing online assignments and submitting capstone proposal drafts to the instructor, as well as participating in 15- to 30-minute individual appointments (by phone, video-conference, or in-person, ordinarily held during the day, 9 am-5 pm), students conceptualize, plan, develop, and finalize a capstone proposal. Successful completion of each activity in the tutorial ensures that their project is fully operational by the start of next semester's capstone course.

Instructor Info

Meeting Info

6/23 to 8/8

Deadlines

Last day to register: June 19, 2024

Prerequisites

Students must officially admitted degree candidates in the Master of Liberal Arts (ALM), digital media design and in their penultimate semester. Prospective candidates and students with pending admission applications are not eligible. Candidates must be in good academic standing and in the process of successfully completing all degree requirements, except the capstone, which they must enroll in the upcoming fall term as their final, one-and-only course. Registration in the Harvard Extension School course, DGMD E-599, immediately following the Harvard Summer School course DGMD S-598 is a mandatory degree requirement. Candidates should review the capstone timeline and capstone website. Once reviewed, they should follow the timeline directions and submit the mandatory prework to ALMcapstones@extension.harvard.edu between March 1 and May 15. Prework requires revisions and must be approved by the research advisor. Candidates who do not meet these degree requirements or do not have their prework approved are dropped from the tutorial.

Notes

Not open to Secondary School Program students. This tutorial involves e-mail, phone and/or Zoom one-on-one advising sessions with the instructor with the goal of producing an approved capstone proposal by the end of the semester.

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CRN Section # Participation Option(s) Instructor Section Status Meets Term Dates
34210 1 Field not found in response. Jun 23 to Aug 8

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