bachelor of communication honours

Results are available online from December 1. This does not mean your results for your research theses/projects as these are only available once both examiners have completed the examination of your work. These reports have started arriving, and I'm in the process of collating them.

The process in terms of what you receive from the examination is:

Monday October 27th we have the studio to ourselves for final preparation of print work. 9am beginning, going through to completion. Please use this time to prepare the final copies of your work, whether it is going to print or just being bound by the print binder in building 10. Feedback, company, music, critique and advice will help.

This week is last week of semester. In the workshop on Thursday will be the usual going over of any questions or problems. Then we should have some templates from the designers so we can begin to put content in there. If the work is not finished properly still worthwhile putting your content in so that:

a) you can see what it looks like finished
b) learn what is needed to be able to do this

Well, appears to be a war of attrition this year. To date we've had:

1. a case of glandular fever
2. one acute appendicitis
3. one hit and run resulting in a broken collarbone

Some people think things happen in threes, so that ought to be it, shouldn't it?

From today's email:

OK, semester nearly over and given weekly attendance I'm assuming:

a) people are so deep in their own work that coming for more info/feedback isn't needed
or
b) some are hiding....
or
c) don't enjoy the company

Today was a brief workshop as I've got a bad cold or a minor flu. Take your pick. Checked in on where everyone is up to, what problems remained with achieving what was wanted, and dealing with any problems.

There will be building works going on around the joint on Sunday October 5th which means no power at all into building 4. Which means a) plenty of noise and b) no ability to work in the studio. So if you planned on being here then, you can't be.

Stan and Vikki, two meanwhile students, are going to work with us to develop ways to publish/present your exegeses. Remember, last week you compiled key terms to describe how you want your exegesis to be or feel, as well as a budget. These are both crucial to develop a design brief with Stan and Vikki.

Everyone reported on where they are up to in their work. Seems to be good news all round with people seeming to be on schedule and on track. Not sure what we've been doing exactly, but I think that the timelines, project outlines and so on might actually have paid off so that we know where we are up to, what needs to be done, and when by. This is very good.

Finishing line very much in sight. I've got an ill baby daughter so need to leave at 11.30 this morning to tag team with my wife. So, let's cut to the chase:

• a road map: what do you need done or have happen to complete?