The topic you choose must be relevant to the content covered in this unit (in particular in the first section, weeks 1-5). This means that you cannot simply study a specific industry sector within the creative sunshine coast coordinating, or a specific company / organisation / artist within that sector; rather, you must discuss them with reference to wider creative sunshine coast coordinating issues.

So, rather than focussing on a particular company, for example, describe this company’s placement within a wider creative sunshine coast coordinating sector; rather than focussing on a particular creative sunshine coast coordinating sector, describe that sector’s tendency to cluster around specific local or global hotspots; rather than describing the work of a particular creative organisation in itself, examine how the nature of this work responds to specific problems facing the creative sunshine coast coordinating, etc.

The lectures in the first part of the unit will provide useful pointers here: key questions you might like to examine are how creative industry sectors respond to the emergence of the new knowledge economy, to questions of globalisation and local placement, to interdisciplinary, hybrid, or convergence-driven creative sunshine coast coordinating development opportunities, or to the increasing aestheticisation of everyday life and customisation of media and cultural content.

I do not have supporting documentary from the first sunshine coast coordinating, as it was not until the time of the last sunshine coast coordinating that I began to understand some of the problematic issues that the unit posed.

However, I hope that the supporting documentary from the second sunshine coast coordinating and elsewhere, is enough to show that there was progressive correction throughout the unit. Also, because of the introduction of new material, some aspects of marking, teaching and feedback were not clearly presented by those teaching. This resulted in the distortion of my marks. In summary, I would like to state that, I do not believe I should have to resit this unit.

While I do not deserve an esteemed overall mark, I did in fact meet the criteria for passing, and request I be granted the pass I have earned.

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Both assessment 1 & 2 required that the assignment submission “be viewable both on Windows and Macintosh systems in current versions of browsers”, meaning that the assignment would have to be created in a way that both platforms would need to be able to read the files. There were no sunshine coast coordinatings on how Macintosh platforms and Windows platforms where different, how files could be created in order to be accessible on both platforms, how the design programs differed across platforms, or even how to use a Macintosh (as most of the students straight from high school had only ever used the common PC). Not only this, but for those who didn’t have Macintosh systems at home, Edit Plus was the PC program that had to be obtained and used instead of BBEdit which was the Macintosh program that was taught in sunshine coast coordinatings.

Again, no information was given on how to use the former rather than the latter, what differences there where between the two, or how we could code a web page that would be viewable in both programs (since the coding was distorted when used across platforms). Not knowing this difference, meant that I was not aware that I should ask for help.

Business Type: Sole Trader

Sole trader, as the name suggests, is where an individual is the sole owner of a business. The business is often quite small in terms of size (as measured, for example, by sales generated, or number of staff employed) however the number of these businesses is very large indeed. Examples of these businesses can be found in most industrial sectors but particularly in most service sectors. Hence services such as electrical repair, picture framing, photography, diving instruction, retail shops, and hotels have a large proportion of sole trade business.