Final Project Unit 9 Final Project: Throughout this course, you were asked to think about your Final Project. For your Final Project, you will construct a Portfolio documenting your successes in achieving key objectives in the class. The three primary course goals reflected in your Portfolio will be: Analytical skill building: Improving your critical reading, writing, and thinking skills. Knowledge acquisition: Mastering knowledge of central concepts, ideas, and perspectives of the humanities. A summary of major ethical theories should be included in this section as part of knowledge acquired. Practical application: Learning how to connect course material to issues you care deeply about and thoughtfully applying course material to your own life goals, decisions, and practices. Your Portfolio can also include information about your work in other areas, such as the work you did to achieve the personal goals. Examples of documentary evidence to use in your Portfolio include, but are not limited to, excerpts from your papers and rewrites, examples of your reading notes, selected Discussion interactions, and email correspondence with the instructor. Your Portfolio will also require you to reflect on your progress in meeting course goals, including your own evaluation of the effectiveness of your work habits, your reflections on any difficulties that you faced, and any special challenges that you overcame. The Portfolio may be organized as a Word document, a PowerPoint presentation, or in a multimedia format approved by your instructor in advance. When you are ready to submit the Final Portfolio, go to the Final Project link in Unit 9 and follow the instructions. Download the document titled HU245_Assignment_Rubrics for the grading rubric, which provides details for how this Assignment will be graded. The Final Project will be due no later than the last day of Unit 9. You can review the criteria for the Final Project in the course Syllabus and Final Project information provided in Unit 2. Put your Final Project in a Word document. Save it in a location and with a name that will help your instructor identify the project name, the course, and you. Turnitin Analysis A special feature is available to help you with reviewing your Unit 9 Final Project for plagiarism. When you submit your Assignment to the Unit 9 Dropbox, your Final Project will automatically be analyzed by the plagiarism detection tool, Turnitin. Soon after you submit your Final Project, you will be able to view the Turnitin Originality Report. Originality Reports provide a summary of matching or highly similar text found in a submitted paper. When an Originality Report is available for viewing, an icon will appear in the report column of the Assignment Inbox. Originality Reports are only available in the InBox. For this reason, you will need to download the report prior to the grading of the Unit 9 Final Project. To do this, click on the print icon at the bottom of the Originality Rep.

1. Final Project
Unit 9 Final Project:
Throughout this course, you were asked to think about your
Final Project. For your Final Project, you will construct a
Portfolio documenting your successes in achieving key
objectives in the class.
The three primary course goals reflected in your Portfolio will
be:
Analytical skill building: Improving your critical reading,
writing, and thinking skills.
Knowledge acquisition: Mastering knowledge of central
concepts, ideas, and perspectives of the humanities. A summary
of major ethical theories should be included in this section as
part of knowledge acquired.
Practical application: Learning how to connect course material
to issues you care deeply about and thoughtfully applying
course material to your own life goals, decisions, and practices.
Your Portfolio can also include information about your work in
other areas, such as the work you did to achieve the personal
goals. Examples of documentary evidence to use in your
Portfolio include, but are not limited to, excerpts from your
papers and rewrites, examples of your reading notes, selected
Discussion interactions, and email correspondence with the
instructor.
Your Portfolio will also require you to reflect on your progress
in meeting course goals, including your own evaluation of the
effectiveness of your work habits, your reflections on any
difficulties that you faced, and any special challenges that you
overcame.
The Portfolio may be organized as a Word document, a
PowerPoint presentation, or in a multimedia format approved by
your instructor in advance.
When you are ready to submit the Final Portfolio, go to the
Final Project link in Unit 9 and follow the instructions.
Download the document titled

2. HU245_Assignment_Rubrics
for the grading rubric, which provides details for how this
Assignment will be graded.
The Final Project will be due no later than the last day of Unit
9. You can review the criteria for the Final Project in the course
Syllabus and Final Project information provided in Unit 2.
Put your Final Project in a Word document. Save it in a location
and with a name that will help your instructor identify the
project name, the course, and you.
Turnitin Analysis
A special feature is available to help you with reviewing your
Unit 9 Final Project for plagiarism. When you submit your
Assignment to the Unit 9 Dropbox, your Final Project will
automatically be analyzed by the plagiarism detection tool,
Turnitin. Soon after you submit your Final Project, you will be
able to view the Turnitin Originality Report. Originality Reports
provide a summary of matching or highly similar text found in a
submitted paper. When an Originality Report is available for
viewing, an icon will appear in the report column of the
Assignment Inbox. Originality Reports are only available in the
InBox. For this reason, you will need to download the report
prior to the grading of the Unit 9 Final Project. To do this, click
on the print icon at the bottom of the Originality Report. This
will prepare a readable, PDF version of the Originality Report
that you can save to your computer.
Submitting your Final Project
Put your Final Project in a Word document. Save it in a location
and with a name that will help your instructor identify the
project name, the course, and you. When you are ready to
submit it, click on the Dropbox and complete the steps below:
Click the link that says “Submit an Assignment.”
In the "Submit to Basket" menu, select
Unit 9: Final Project
Dropbox.
In the comments field, include at least the title of your paper.
Click the “Add Attachments” button.

3. Follow the steps listed to attach your Word document.
To view your graded work, come back to the Dropbox or go to
the Gradebook after your instructor has evaluated it. Click the
Dropbox to access it.
Make sure that you save a copy of your submitted Final Project.
ID: HU245-09-10-FP