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ENGR 311D

Portfolio to Professional: Supporting the Development of Digital Presence Through ePortfolios

UNITS:1
GRADING:Satisfactory/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

This course guides graduate students in creating a professional ePortfolio and establishing an online presence. The course includes seminar-style presentations and discussions, opportunities for feedback with career mentors, classmates, alumni, employers, and other community members using think-aloud protocols and peer review approaches. Curriculum modules focus on strategies for telling your story in the digital environment, platform considerations, evidence and architecture, visual design and user experience. Open to all graduate students and majors.

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ENGR 311D: Portfolio to Professional: Supporting the Development of Digital Presence Through ePortfolios

1 units · Satisfactory/No Credit

This course guides graduate students in creating a professional ePortfolio and establishing an online presence. The course includes seminar-style presentations and discussions, opportunities for feedback with career mentors, classmates, alumni, employers, and other community members using think-aloud protocols and peer review approaches. Curriculum modules focus on strategies for telling your story in the digital environment, platform considerations, evidence and architecture, visual design and user experience. Open to all graduate students and majors.

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