Intellectual skills: Teaching and learning methods: To assess subject specific facts, theories, paradigms, principles and Intellectual skills are taught through workshops, tutorials and coursework concepts by research. assignments. Students will be exposed to different learning situations such as Critically assess and evaluate evidence derived from a variety of personal assessment and case study approaches to develop their reflective sources. practice. Teaching staff will supervise such sessions to facilitate learning in a Develop critical thinking and challenge assumptions. safe and conducive environment. Take responsibility for personal learning and continuing professional development. Assessment methods: A variety of assessment methods are used that include practical observation, essay-based coursework, numerical and situational problem solving coursework, and presentations. Student centred learning involving library based work, video and computer based analysis will be encouraged. C. Teaching and learning methods: Subject practical skills: Plan, design, execute and communicate workshops for both individuals Subject-specific practical skills are developed through a range of activities led and groups. by tutors and students within classrooms and workshops. Skills are enhanced Apply appropriate practical techniques to the solution of problems. through video and computer based sessions. Demonstrate a range of techniques in computing and systems development. Assessment methods: Set-up and maintain IT-based systems. A variety of assessment methods are used to assess the practical skills. These include observations of practical skills and reflective analysis within portfolios and presentations. Teaching and learning methods: Transferable/key skills:
Intellectual skills: Teaching and learning methods: To assess subject specific facts, theories, paradigms, principles and concepts by research. Critically assess and evaluate evidence derived from a variety of sources. Develop critical thinking and challenge assumptions. Take responsibility for personal learning and continuing professional development. Intellectual skills are taught through workshops, tutorials and coursework assignments. Students will be exposed to different learning situations such as personal assessment and case study approaches to develop their reflective practice. Teaching staff will supervise such sessions to facilitate learning in a safe and conducive environment. Assessment methods: A variety of assessment methods are used that include practical observation, essay-based coursework, numerical and situational problem solving coursework, and presentations. Student centred learning involving library based work, video and computer based analysis will be encouraged. Subject practical skills: C. Teaching and learning methods: Plan, design, execute and communicate workshops for both individuals and groups. Apply appropriate practical techniques to the solution of problems. Demonstrate a range of techniques in computing and systems development. Set-up and maintain IT-based systems. Subject-specific practical skills are developed through a range of activities led by tutors and students within classrooms and workshops. Skills are enhanced through video and computer based sessions. Assessment methods: A variety of assessment methods are used to assess the practical skills. These include observations of practical skills and reflective analysis within portfolios and presentations. Transferable/key skills: Teaching and learning methods:
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