I Have A Final Project That Has To Be Completed In The Follo

I Have A Final Project That Has To Be Completed In The Following Secti

I have a final project that has to be completed in the following sections: Module 1 is due 7/8/17, Module 2 is due 7/15/17, and Module 3 is due 7/22/17. Please email each module to the specified email addresses. After completing all modules, submit the final project combined, and I will make the final payment of $60.00. The attached rubric should be followed, and the price should not be changed.

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The project outlined requires a structured approach with multiple modules submitted on specific deadlines, culminating in a final assembled project. The initial module, due on July 8, 2017, should be submitted via email and must adhere to the provided rubric. This pattern continues with subsequent modules due on July 15 and July 22, 2017, respectively, each submitted to specified email addresses. The final submission involves combining all completed modules into a single comprehensive project, which will receive feedback and be subject to evaluation based on the initial rubric. Payment of $60.00 is contingent upon the successful submission of all modules and the final project. It is crucial that the work closely follows the attached rubric and that the agreed-upon price is maintained without modifications.

Ensuring timely completion of each module allows for review and potential revisions before submitting the final combined project. Adherence to deadlines and instructions is essential for a successful outcome. The process emphasizes systematic progress, starting from individual modules to a cohesive final project, demonstrating comprehensive understanding and integration of the assigned tasks.

In academic settings, such structured assignments are designed to promote consistent work pacing, critical thinking, and meticulous evaluation criteria adherence. Each module should build on prior work, culminating in a polished final product that aligns with the rubric's standards. Effective communication via email and prompt submission are key in meeting the project timeline and ensuring a smooth evaluation process.

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