All the fields of full-time and combined study modes are displayed for the faculty selected. The system processes the information collected over the last 4 terms. For each field of study, the System selects all the programmes of study in which the field was active on the day the teaching period started in the term. Only the programmes which started with proper enrolment are taken into account (those which started with a student migrating from another programme and the ones with more than two courses recognized, etc., are being ignored). The System takes into account the enrolment in the courses which are included in grade average calculations, offered within regular terms, and not recognized. For every enrolment instance, the System finds out how many fields were active in the programme of study on the day the teaching period started for the term. If it is only one, the enrolment instance is included in the calculation for the given field. If the programme has more than one active field, the System tries to find out whether there is any field associated with the enrolment instance. If this is the case, the field is used, and if not, the System searches for the fields the course is directly associated with. The course is included in the calculation only for those fields of the programme to which the course is directly associated with. If none of the fields the course is directly associated with are the active fields on the day the teaching period starts for the term, the enrolment instance is included in the calculation for all the active fields of the programme of study. The term used is the one the Office for Studies specifies for the active field as valid as of the start of teaching period in the term. The percentage gives the ratio of all the programmes of study having the field as active in the term on the day the teaching period starts to the same programmes of study with the course enrolled in. Only the first enrolment in the course within the programme is being taken into account; repeated enrolments are ignored (i.e. in the situations where the student failed to complete the course before and thus re-enrolled in it). The enrolment instances with the percentage lower than 10 are being ignored. The number of terms displayed corresponds to the standard length of studies.

Theory and History of Film and Audiovisual Culture (bachelor's full-time single-subject)

1st year
1st term
FF:FAVBPA010 Introduction to Film Studies • 88 %
FF:FAVBPA060 History of World Cinema I • 47 %
FF:FAVBPA040 History of the Czech Cinema I • 45 %
FF:FAVH001 Czech New Wave • 45 %
FF:FAVBPA020 Film Theory till 1945 • 42 %
FF:FAVH010 Worlds to be Continued: Serial Fiction Poetics • 39 %
FF:PH0001 Philosophy for Non-Philosophical Disciplines Students • 39 %
FF:FAVH054 Interpretative Seminar • 20 %
FF:FAVH061 Wes Anderson • 20 %
FF:FAVZ108 Film Noir and the Arts of Lighting • 19 %
FF:FAVH024 Italian cinema • 18 %
FF:FAVH053 Social Issues In World Animation • 18 %
2nd term
FF:FAVBPA100 Methodology of historical research • 79 %
FF:FAVBPA050 History of Czech Cinema II • 49 %
FF:FAVH004 Czech and Slovak cinema during the normalization period • 48 %
FF:FAVBPA070 History of the World Cinema II • 45 %
FF:FAVH007 Cinema in the occupied Europe, 1939-1945 • 45 %
FF:FAVBPA030 History of Film Theories after 1945 • 43 %
FF:FAVBPA090 Film Narrative Analysis • 42 %
FF:FAVP009 Movie Theatre Business • 33 %
FF:PH0001 Philosophy for Non-Philosophical Disciplines Students • 30 %
FF:FAVH008 Spirituality in cinema • 28 %
FF:FAVH051 Scandinavian cinema • 19 %
FF:FAVZ099 Small nation film and television production cultures: The case of Denmark • 18 %
PdF:HV57 Film music • 18 %
FF:FAVP013 Theory and Practice of Animated Film • 15 %
FF:FAVH049 Cultural policy and creative industries • 12 %
FF:FAVZ106 Animation Aesthetics: Character, Art and Design • 12 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:FAVBPA110 Film Studies Research • 93 %
FF:FAVBPA020 Film Theory till 1945 • 55 %
FF:FAVBPA040 History of the Czech Cinema I • 55 %
FF:FAVBPA060 History of World Cinema I • 45 %
FF:FAVH001 Czech New Wave • 45 %
FF:FAVH010 Worlds to be Continued: Serial Fiction Poetics • 45 %
FF:FAVH053 Social Issues In World Animation • 43 %
FF:FAVZ104 French Cinema in 21st Century • 31 %
FF:ARTS003 On current issues of contemporary culture, especially music and theater • 22 %
FF:FAVH061 Wes Anderson • 21 %
FF:FAVH062 Cinema of Far East • 19 %
FF:CJVA2B English for Academic Purposes II • 17 %
FF:FAVP009 Movie Theatre Business • 17 %
FF:FAVZ109 American cinema of the 1980s • 17 %
FF:FAVH024 Italian cinema • 14 %
FF:FAVH060 Realism in Global Art Cinema • 14 %
FF:FAVP021 Production, distribution and exhibition practice • 14 %
FF:CORE087 Is China a Superpower? Politics and Society in Contemporary China • 12 %
FF:FAVBPA150 Specialized Practice • 12 %
FF:FAVP024 Ethics in Documentary Filmmaking • 12 %
FF:FAVZ107 International Film Festivals and the Global Film Culture • 12 %
FF:FAVZ108 Film Noir and the Arts of Lighting • 12 %
4th term
FF:FAVBPA050 History of Czech Cinema II • 96 %
FF:FAVBPA030 History of Film Theories after 1945 • 93 %
FF:FAVH004 Czech and Slovak cinema during the normalization period • 93 %
FF:FAVBPA120 B.A. Project • 82 %
FF:FAVZ106 Animation Aesthetics: Character, Art and Design • 39 %
FF:FAVH008 Spirituality in cinema • 32 %
FF:FAVBPA100 Methodology of historical research • 18 %
FF:FAVP013 Theory and Practice of Animated Film • 18 %
FF:FAVBPA150 Specialized Practice • 14 %
FF:CJVA2B English for Academic Purposes II • 11 %
FF:FAVP020 Production Studies Seminar: Analysis of Student Film Production • 11 %
FF:HV_627 Film music III • 11 %
FF:JSB_SLAV60 Between Ideology and Subversion: Yugoslav Cinema of the 1960s • 11 %
FSpS:P947 Physical Education – Hiking • 11 %
FSpS:P949 Physical Education – Tai Chi • 11 %
3rd year
5th term
FF:FAVH010 Worlds to be Continued: Serial Fiction Poetics • 96 %
FF:FAVBPA130 B.A. seminar I • 88 %
FF:FAVH061 Wes Anderson • 50 %
FF:FAVH062 Cinema of Far East • 42 %
FF:FAVZ109 American cinema of the 1980s • 42 %
FF:FAVZ108 Film Noir and the Arts of Lighting • 33 %
FF:FAVZ110 Contemporary Screenwriting Studies • 29 %
FF:FAVBPA150 Specialized Practice • 25 %
FF:FAVP009 Movie Theatre Business • 25 %
FF:FAVH058 Introduction to the festival studies • 21 %
FF:FAVP021 Production, distribution and exhibition practice • 21 %
FF:FAVP024 Ethics in Documentary Filmmaking • 17 %
FF:FAVZ107 International Film Festivals and the Global Film Culture • 17 %
FF:CJVA2B English for Academic Purposes II • 13 %
6th term
FF:FAVH051 Scandinavian cinema • 81 %
FF:FAVH049 Cultural policy and creative industries • 75 %
FF:FAVBPA130 B.A. seminar I • 38 %
FF:FAVBPA140 B.A. seminar II • 38 %
FF:FAVBPA150 Specialized Practice • 38 %
FF:FAVBPA160 Final State Examination: B.A. Exam • 38 %
FF:FAVH048 Costume, make-up and art production design in cinema • 38 %
FF:SUS_211 New Waves in East European Cinemas • 31 %
FF:FAVZ099 Small nation film and television production cultures: The case of Denmark • 19 %
FF:FAVBPA020 Film Theory till 1945 • 13 %
FF:FAVH007 Cinema in the occupied Europe, 1939-1945 • 13 %
FF:FAVH050 Cinema of Latin America • 13 %
FF:FAVKP01 Animation studies in practice • 13 %
FF:FAVP009 Movie Theatre Business • 13 %
FF:FAVP012 Archival Moving Image Preservation and Restoration • 13 %
FSpS:P966 Physical Education – Total body training • 13 %
FSpS:P991 Physical Education – Fitness • 13 %
FSpS:P9911 Physical Education – Outdoor activities distant • 13 %

The information was preprocessed: 23/11/2024 11:30

All the fields of the faculty