Why do I de-construct most syllabus?

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Originally uploaded by iblee....

A syllabus is important to you because it tells how to do some actions & the unbreakable rules resulting in a final document. You can approach the beginning of any project (think project management, which libraries are not known for) as a required component of the project time line.

Take the typical college paper:
1. Professors weave requirements into a syllabus & you often have to de-construct the document to determine what they are really asking.

2. Any document that asks you to accomplish a task (a report from your boss outlining what she/he wants you do to -in a perfect world right?) should give the requirements in a format allowing you to quickly grasp exact requirements.

You should not have to do something like guessing correctly. You should be able to produce something of compelling interest to the person reading your work.