| This course is divided into seven chapters with a number of
topics within a chapter. Details of the content covered is available in the Content Outline. You can either navigate through the Study Route or through the Quiz Route or
a combination of both. Also, you can either go through the chapters in the given order, or
in any order that you like! If you feel confident about a particular topic, you don't even
have go through the study material - you can take the associated quiz. And don't worry if
you don't pass it on the first or even the second try... you can try it as many times as
you like - but certain restrictions apply. (There's nothing called a free lunch!) Study Route: Each chapter contains study material and
quizzes. The study material contains all the information required to attempt the quiz. So,
we recommend that you at least browse through it, if only to refresh your memory. Then you
can take the quiz.
The course will automatically bookmark the section last visited. So, if you are coming
back to this course after a break, you can go to directly where you had left last time.
Quiz Route: The quiz route takes you to all
quizzes, without going through the study material. But if a quiz has you stumped,
don't worry - you can go to associated section by clicking on the 'Quiz Route' button.
At any point of time in the course, you can switch from the Study Route to Quiz Route
and vice-versa.
Glossary: While taking the course, if you come across a term that is
unfamiliar, you can check it up in the built-in Glossary. If you are looking for a
list of recommended reading, look at the Bibliography.
Assignments: Each student is also required to prepare an
assignment and submit a report (100 to 250 words) on their assignment. The
instructor will evaluate this report. These reports may also be published on the web site.
Following are some of the recommended topics for the assignments:
- Study five (5) different types of popular rugs sold in one of your local rug stores.
Please note the label on the rugs, fiber of the rugs and their backings.
- Write a brief description of any one traditional design of Oriental rugs and their
present production.
- Write a term paper on the colors and designs of Navajo Rugs.
- Write a term paper on the hand-tufted rugs. You may gather information on this type of
rugs from your leading local rug stores.
- Visit a leading hardware store in your area and study some of the leading types of rugs
sold there. Please note the label on the rugs, fiber of the rugs and their backings.
- Please note that the instructor has a list of recommended assignments. However, students
are allowed and actually encouraged to select their own topics for assignments, with
written approval from the instructor.
If you are still facing some problems, you can contact the Instructor or contact your
classmates from anywhere in the course! |
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| In this course you'll learn |
- Introduction to Oriental
Rugs
- Construction of Oriental Rugs
- Design Elements
- Classification
- What makes an Oriental rug
valuable
- Cleaning of Oriental Rugs |
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| Course contents |
- Demo
- Study Route
- Quiz Route
- Glossary
- Help
- Bibliography
- Bulletin Board
- Contact Instructor
- Contact Class |
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- Internet connection
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