Course Director(s): Christine
Berton
Description
Objectives of the module:
Each year a different theme will be covered
Through approaches such as Art and the Sciences, Philosophy of the Sciences, Musical production, Communication, Theatre, Production of Audiovisual documents, Dance, Photography, History of Cities.., the students will alternate with conferences, courses, visits and practical workshops
Workshop titles in 2017 :
Links between other projects / multi-disciplinary projects / internships
Positioning within the overall programme
Key words
Art, science, light, philosophy, creativity
Number of work hours per student
27
Intended learning outcomes
On completion of the unit, the student will be capable of: |
Classification level |
Priority |
Demonstrating creativity in an artistic field, a priori previously unknown |
7. Create |
Important |
Appropriating a specific artistic language to express the city in an unusual way |
2. Understand |
Essential |
Understanding possible complementarities between art and science through urban issues |
4. Analyse |
Essential |
Combining collective work and personal fulfilment |
3. Apply |
Essential |
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Learning assessment methods
Percentage ratio of individual assessment |
Percentage ratio of group assessment |
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Written exam: |
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Project submission: |
50 |
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Individual oral exam: |
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Group presentation: |
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Individual presentation: |
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Group practical exercise: |
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Individual practical exercise: |
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Group report: |
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Individual report: |
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Other(s):Participation 50 % |
Programme and content
Type of teaching activity |
Content, sequencing and organisation |
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