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FaVU-1RanPAAcad. year: 2023/2024
The structure of the course is based on gradual familiarization with the school building and all its departments, including the conditions of their operation. Another theme of the course is to inform students about the structure of the study – for example, about assessment methods and criteria, about the application process, about scholarships and student grant competitions, or about intra-faculty and national internships or stays abroad. A separate section covers the basics of academic writing, methodology, working with sources and citation standards. Participation in a sexual violence prevention workshop and a session with the school ombudsman are also important. In the second half of the semester, the course focuses on the basics of copyright law, an introduction to the arts, and job prospects for arts graduates.
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Entry knowledge
None.
Rules for evaluation and completion of the course
The award of credit is conditional on active participation in class (a maximum of 20% absence is accepted) or the submission of a substitute assignment.
Teaching takes place in the classrooms of the FFA BUT in the hours determined by the schedule. Attendance is compulsory. Maximum unexcused absence – one block. Replacement of unexcused missed lessons takes place in the form of substitute assignments.
Aims
The aim of the course is to provide newly enrolled Bachelor's degree students with information about the functioning of the faculty necessary to get oriented in the structure of the faculty at the both levels - practical and theoretical and at the level of the premises of the school and all its departments. Learners will also get familiar with the processes and emergency contacts to be used in case of any uncertainties or difficulties. The aim of the course is to contribute, through maximum awareness, to the successful completion of the study and to set up conditions in which learners feel secure in knowing their rights and responsibilities.
Students are oriented in the structure of the studies, grants, scholarships, as well as all school departments and their operations, the basics of artistic operations, copyright and ethics. They also know where to turn in case of any uncertainties or difficulties.
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Classification of course in study plans
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Lecture
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Syllabus
Block 0: Introductory lesson, timetable and schedule of the course, division into groups
Block 1: Familiarization with the school's departments – tour of the school building (dean's office, study department, library, KTDU and studios)
Block 2: familiarisation with the school's workplaces – tour of the cabinets (KTM, K3D and KAT)
Block 3: Art in Brno – excursion to galleries
Block 4: Copyright – lecture
Block 5: A – Scholarships, grant opportunities, study abroad, writing school grants, resources, library, B - Ethics at university
Block 6: Prevention of Sexual Violence – workshop