Due date: Monday, October 1, 2018.

Project (30 pts):
Create a Microsoft Word document of 3-4 pages, on the theme of your hobby. This can be your favorite TV show, movie, sport, or book, or a video game, or something else such as knitting or oil painting (as long as you're not an arts major).

Basic format specifications:

• line spacing between 1.15 and 1.4 points;
  
  
• add 6pt space after each paragraph and 0 before;
  
  
• use a 12-point font of your choice;
  
  
• no more than 1 inch borders on all sides of the page;
  
  
• most of the text should be aligned as justified, except for special elements that need to centered (title, images, tables) or aligned left (section titles);
  
  
• paragraphs should have a half-inch first line indentation except for the first paragraph after the title and for the first paragraph after the title in each section; do not use tabs for indentation;
  
  
• no paragraph should be longer than half a page;
  
  
• the document should not have grammar or spelling errors (use Word's tools for this);
  
  
• color choices up to you, as long as the main text is in black and everything is readable.

Document layout and content:

• The document should have a title, centered and in Heading 1 style. Your name should be below it, also centered.
  
  
• The document should contain at least 3 numbered sections, such as "1. Introduction", "2. History of ...", "3. Personal Experience". Their names should be in Title Case.
  
  
• Each section title (such as the above) should be placed on its own line, left-aligned, and in a Heading 2 style, with no indentation.
  
  
• Most sections should contain at least two paragraphs
  
  
• The document should have a footer that shows the page number in the center, and a header containing the title on the left and your name on the right, in a 10-point font and in italics.
  
  
• The document should contain two images, each of them no taller that 3 inches, relevant to the subject. The images should be centered and no wider than the document width (should not spill over into the margins).
  
  They should have a caption below them, also centered and in italics, starting with "Figure 1. ...", "Figure 2. ...". The paragraph before each image should contain one sentence explaining it and mentioning the figure by name, such as "Figure 1 below shows ...". More images are allowed (up to 4 total), as long as they follow the same specifications.
  
  
• The document should contain a table with at least 4 rows and 3 columns, related to the paper's subject. The table should be centered on the page and in a style that has the top line highlighted with a non-white background and a visible border around all the cells. The table should not be wider than the document size (should not go over the document margins).
  
  The first row should contain "Table 1" in the first cell, and the rest of the cells merged, containing a caption for the table. The second row should contain column labels such as "Event", "Year", etc., in bold. The rest of the table should not be in bold.
  
  The paragraph before the table should contain a sentence explaining the presence of the table, also refering the table formally as "Table 1 ...".
  
  
• If you are citing any works, web sites, and so on, add a section at the end called "References" where you list all of them, each on a line, in a consistent style. The title References should be in the same style as all the other section titles, except not numbered.

Upload to Canvas: the project document to Canvas, Assignments, Midterm 1.