Please note that student attendance is obligatory on all lectures and will be regularly checked. Please report your absences to us in advance with a proper excuse why you cannot attend a particular lesson or the whole course. Once the enrolment number will reach 74 and more, some students will have to take the classes online, through MS Teams. Further instructions regarding the capacities will be specified mid-March, once the enrolment is closed. Combined students are welcomed to this course, since they can attend individual lectures online as well, through MS Teams. For those students, who are not able to attend the lectures, recordings will be provided in the IS system. The final test is an open book test, consisting of three questions they can answer at their convenience and upload the final document into the homework vault on the due date.
Assesment methods:
An open book "test" consisting of three questions, each trio attached to different deadline and a homework vault. Each answer should be between 300 - 500 words, so the final word count should be between 900 and 1500 words. You must include a methodological framework in each answer.
You can write your answers in Czech, Slovak or English language.
In order to get an A grade, you must:
- Stay within the range with each answer
- Consult at least one piece of scholarship in each answer, preferably those from the reading list (but not limited to)
- Demonstrate a considerable depth of understanding the topic as well as the ability to apply the key concepts when analysing a film or films we will be screening throughout the course
- Use sophisticated and precise vocabulary and clearly structure your answers (please no bulletpoints!)
- Have a near faultless typography and layout, plus exemplary citation and bibliography