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AVCE: Guidelines for the
Layout of a Successful Portfolio |
The following are a set of guidelines
recommended by the department. We strongly suggest you follow these
guidelines, as they will help you to present your work effectively:
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Your work should be printed using
a standard font (Times New Roman, Ariel or similar). It should not
be printed in Bold or Italics, as this makes it much harder on the
eye to read. You can use alternative styles for titles, diagrams or
to highlight specific points within the text. |
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You should use font size 12, or
14 maximum, for the main body of your work. Any smaller is hard to
read, any larger looks childish. |
3 |
You should leave one space after
a comma, and preferably two after each full stop. This is standard
typing practice. |
4 |
Your work should preferably be
typed in the ‘fully blocked’ style. This means that you do not
indent at the beginning of each paragraph, but leave a line blank to
show that you are starting a new paragraph. You can chose the
‘semi-blocked’ style if preferred, but you must be consistent. |
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Each page should have your name
and the title of the unit being completed in the header or footer. |
6 |
Your document should be
accurately page numbered. This should be completed at the very end
of the assignment, and can be completed neatly in pen. |
7 |
Your assignment must include a
contents page, a bibliography and a title page. |
8 |
Your assignment should be handed
in for marking in the following condition:
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with all pages in the correct order; |
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numbered (faintly in pencil, if you are expecting to rework
it later); |
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an accurate contents page and bibliography; |
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held together, preferably in an A4 presentation wallet.
(Please do not present your work in a ring binder or with each
page in its own plastic wallet.) |
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