These skills are taught by example in lectures and in practice in tutorials/seminars. Prescribed reading of key texts is crucial. The process of Dissertation supervision i.e. personal tutorial, embodies all of them. Individual feedback. Assessment methods Evidence of all of these skills is required for the successful completion of the Dissertation. To a varying extent, essays and seminar presentations will test them as will exams Other skills relevant to employability and personal development D1. Literacy in the context of argument D2. Numeracy in the context of interpretation of statistics D3. Verbal presentation D4. To provide knowledge and skills from which to proceed to further studies in Economics and/or Business Teaching and Learning Methods Lecturing and prescribed reading, to familiarise by example. Tutorial/seminar, to permit participation and argument. Semi-independent study/research to encourage skills of expression. Individual feedback. Assessment methods All written presentation requires the demonstration of literacy and some requires numeracy. Essays are preferred to reports for this purpose. Seminar presentation tests verbal presentation skills. The rationality postulate underpins all assessment 13. Programme Structures* 14. Awards and Level Module Code Module Title Credit Credits* rating
These skills are taught by example in lectures and in practice in tutorials/seminars. Prescribed reading of key texts is crucial. The process of Dissertation supervision i.e. personal tutorial, embodies all of them. Individual feedback. Assessment methods Evidence of all of these skills is required for the successful completion of the Dissertation. To a varying extent, essays and seminar presentations will test them as will exams Other skills relevant to employability and personal development D1. Literacy in the context of argument D2. Numeracy in the context of interpretation of statistics D3. Verbal presentation D4. To provide knowledge and skills from which to proceed to further studies in Economics and/or Business Teaching and Learning Methods Lecturing and prescribed reading, to familiarise by example. Tutorial/seminar, to permit participation and argument. Semi-independent study/research to encourage skills of expression. Individual feedback. Assessment methods All written presentation requires the demonstration of literacy and some requires numeracy. Essays are preferred to reports for this purpose. Seminar presentation tests verbal presentation skills. The rationality postulate underpins all assessment 13. Programme Structures* 14. Awards and Credits* Level Module Code Module Title Credit rating
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