Final project (EN)
2021/2022- Purpose and learning objectives
The final exam project must demonstrate that the student has achieved the graduation level of the programme (learning objectives). See the learning objectives for the programme in the curriculum section 1.3 – Intended learning outcomes for the Programme.
Knowledge* knowledge of professional practices within the field as well as key applied theories and
Skills
methods of relevance to the analysis, ideation, design, planning, realisation and
management of digital media tasks as well as the implementation, administration and
maintenance of digital media productions
* an understanding of practices and key theories and methods as well as an understanding of the use of theories and methods in the digital media profession.* apply key methods and tools relevant to the analysis, ideation, design, planning, realisation
Competences
and management of digital media tasks, and apply skills of relevance to employment within
digital media
* assess practice-oriented issues within digital media and propose and select possible
solutions
* communicate practice-oriented issues and possible solutions within digital media to
partners and users.* engage in development-oriented activities, including undertaking the analysis, ideation,
design and planning as well as realisation and management of digital media tasks, and be
innovative in tailoring digital media solutions to commercial conditions
* in a structured context acquire new knowledge, skills and competencies within digital
media
* participate in disciplinary and interdisciplinary cooperation within digital media in
connection with implementation, administration and maintenance, taking a professional
approach. - Type of instruction
Coaching either in physical form or via Teams or in written form via email.
- Exam
The learning outcomes of the exam are identical with the learning outcomes of the subject(s)/modul(es)
Exam in one or more subjectsSubject/module is tested standaloneThe exam is external and assessed according to the 7-point grading scale. The exam consists of a project and an oral part. Students are given one overall grade. The exam cannot take place until the internship exam and all other exams have been passed.Type of examCombined written and oral examinationThe exam is with an external co-examiner and covers the learning objectives that an AP graduate in Multimedia Design must acquire in the course of the programme.
The exam consists of
• Presentation
• Examination
• Grading
The details of the duration of the exam will be published on the learning platform for Multimedia Design and communicated to the co-examiner.Individual exam or group examIndividualExam languagesEnglishPermitted exam aidsAll materials and aids are allowed unless otherwise expressly specified for each exam.Type of evaluation7-point grading scaleExaminersExternal censureExam criteriaThe exam is external and assessed according to the 7-point grading scale.
The exam consists of a project and an oral part. Students are given one overall grade. The exam cannot take place until the internship exam and all other exams have been passed.Spelling and writing abilitiesStudents’ spelling and writing skills are assessed in the final exam project. The assessment is an overall assessment of the academic content and students’ spelling and writing skills, the academic content carrying the most weight. If there are many spelling and writing mistakes, this may result in a lower grade, for instance from grade 7 to grade 4.Re-examination and re-examination due to illnessStudents who fail an exam have another two attempts.
The re-exam will be held immediately after the first exam attempt.
A student is entitled to sit a re-exam based on the same project, a reworked project or a completely new project. KEA offers advice on the pros and cons of the three methods in relation to the individual student's assignment. The re-exam has the same purpose as the ordinary exam.
Reexam due to documented illness or other documented reason(s), is held as soon as possible.
During your final assignment you or your group will receive 4 hours of guidance from your counselor.
The rest of the time equivalent to 407 hours are used on final assignment work. It is your responsibility to structure the time spent on writing your assignment, preparing for the exam, etc.
The final assignment primarily includes of the following activities: collecting empiricism, reading, writing, cooperating with a company.
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*KEA can deviate from the number of hours if this is justified by special circumstances