Intro to Computing // Simple Logo & Resumé

For Intro to Computing’s final project, they built simple personal logos (in Illustrator if necessary) and constructed resumes in InDesign. This project was meant to create an awareness of how much or how little they have accomplished during their first years of college, as well as give them a little experience with logo development and InDesign. Many of the students had not typed a resumé before, and they found this project useful as they prepare to apply for part-time jobs and post-graduate jobs.  The layout needed to be organized, easy to read, and fluid with a sense of style. Creating hierarchy with text was a new challenge for most of them, as they have not taken any typography courses.

In addition to the course project, we appreciated the resumé presentation given by Ryan Colvin of Mississippi State University’s Career Center.

Below are some resume examples that were turned in. All have aspects to be improved upon for their portfolio, but overall I was pleased with their results at this level of their education.

* I have permission from my students to promote their work on my website. Contact info is purposely fake for their protection.

by Carson Brantley

by Elizabeth Gammill

by Julia Thompson

by Madison Wigginton

by Whitney White, page 1

by Whitney White, page 2

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Intro to Computing // Simple Logo & Resumé

Fall 2016: For Intro to Computing’s final project, they built simple personal logos (in Illustrator if necessary) and constructed resumes in InDesign. This project was meant to create an awareness of how much or how little they have accomplished during their first years of college, as well as give them a little experience with logo development and InDesign. Many of the students had not typed a resumé before, and they found this project useful as they prepare to apply for part-time jobs and post-graduate jobs.  The layout needed to be organized, easy to read, and fluid with a sense of style. Creating hierarchy with text was a new challenge for most of them, as they have not taken any typography courses.

As a new addition to the course project, we appreciated the resumé presentation and content critiques by Mississippi State University’s Career Center.

Below are some resume examples that were turned in. All have aspects to be improved upon for their portfolio, but overall I was pleased with their results at this level of their education.

* I have permission from my students to promote their work on my website. Contact info is purposely fake for their protection.

3 sections

by Ashley Rude

by Austin Smith

by Carly Bond

by Hannah Livingston 1/2

by Hannah Livingston 2/2

by Kaitlyn Upton

by Kennedy Caldwell

by April Porter

by Bethany Smith

by Gerald Wicks

by Laura Leigh Hicks 1/2

by Laura Leigh Hicks 2/2

by Mary Emily Moore

by Parker Webb

by Allie Hanson 1/2

by Allie Hanson 2/2

by Meredith Morris

by Morgan Helton

by Ques Nevels

Intro to Computing // Simple Logo & Resumé

For Intro to Computing’s final project, they built simple personal logos in Illustrator and constructed resumes in InDesign. This project was meant to create an awareness of how much or how little they have accomplished during their first years of college, as well as give them a little experience with logo development and InDesign. Many of the students had not typed a resumé before, and they found this project useful as they prepare to apply for part-time jobs and post-graduate jobs.  The layout needed to be organized, easy to read, and fluid with a sense of style. Creating hierarchy with text was a new challenge to most of them.

Below are some resume examples that were turned in. All have aspects to be improved upon for their portfolio, but overall I was very pleased with their results!

* I have permission from my students to promote their work on my website. Contact info is purposely fake for their protection.

Fall 2015 // 2 sections

by Abbey Rigdon

by Alleigh Moffett

by Carly Melton

by Jeffery Daniel

by Joanna Bauer

by Katie Erickson

by Haylee Upton

By Justice Williams

by Lauryn Rody

by Maddie Marascalco

by Matthew Rogers

by Rebecca VanHorn

by Sarah Cuevas

Spring 2016 // 1 section

by Cara Moore

by Conner Booth

by Katherine Huang

by Darby Taylor

by Victoria Allgood

Intro to Computing Art // InDesign Final Project

For Intro to Computing’s final project, they built simple personal logos in Illustrator and constructed resumes in InDesign. This project was meant to create an awareness of how much or how little they have accomplished during their first years of college, as well as give them a little experience with logo development and InDesign. Many of the students had not typed a resume before, and they found this project useful as they prepare to apply for part-time after-school jobs and post-graduate jobs.  The layout needed to be organized, easy to read, and fluid with a sense of style. Creating hierarchy with text was a challenge, as they have not taken typography classes yet. I edited everyone’s first two resume info drafts they typed in Word or Pages before they moved into the InDesign software.

Below are some first page resume examples that were turned in. All have aspects to be improved upon for their portfolio, but overall I was very pleased with their results!

* I have permission from my students to promote their work on my website. I smudged out contact info to respect their privacy.

by Sanessa Wright

by Aubrey Pohl

by Paige Knapp

by Jessica Comer

by Layne Smith

by Morgan Donour

by Kelli Clayton

by Keats Haupt

by Terrence Ewings

by Marianna Myrick

by Mitchell Phillips

by Kelsey Bishop

by Jeremy Childress

by Ben Grace

by Anna Barber

by Anna Zollicoffer

by Chelsey Johnson