Q To complete this class you must have completed and submitted your Proposal Final Draft and your Annotated Bibliography. Additionally, you must submit the following five assignments, all related to the Final Project: 1. 1. Final Project Evaluation Questions 2. Get the Fork Out: the Final Project Grading Contract (instructions and submittal in a separate assignment) 3. Rhetorical Choices Final Project Reflection (instructions and submittal in a separate assignment) 4. Final Project 5. Final Course Reflection Final Project Instructions: Because each student's final project will be different from each other, there are no set rules for the guidelines. Instead, each project must adhere to the following general guidelines: • The project, in its final version, must have previously been approved by the instructor. • The project must demonstrate a knowledge of and a practice of the ENG102 course competencies (review these on the syllabus if you are unsure or concerned). • The project should demonstrate mindful execution of the rhetorical situation, both in content and in construction. • If the project is digital it must be compiled into a file that can be submitted into Canvas (.mp3, .pdf, YouTube/website/blog link, etc). • If the project is physical or print-based it must be digitized (for example, if you build something by hand you need to photograph it in proper lighting and turn in the photographs; if you've made a printed book you'll need to scan each page and submit that. Nothing should be mailed to me.) • All digital files should be compiled into one file. If you have any questions, please reach out to the instructor through email/inbox. Previous