Study Guide

Objective

The student is able to:
- organize the tasks needed in a production
- apply thing they have learned in production-related assignments
- design and and implement a production independently
- analyze the competitive conditions in the operational environment of the production
- choose a production in such a way that it will support their employment in the field
- build a profitable production
- manage a production in difficult situations

Content

During the course, one or two (min. 4 credits) productions are implemented alone or with a fellow student. In possible larger commissions, the size of the production team may be bigger, and the number of credits earned larger. The student prepares a portfolio based on the production, and it will serve as a tool for learning and assessment and as a demonstration of skills. The production or part of the productions are presented in public.

Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student
- copes with a production with much support

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student
- understands the subareas and process of production
- is able to perform production-related tasks independently
- is able to analyze their own activities in the production team
- is able to implement a profitable production

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student
- understands the subareas and process of production
- is able to perform production-related tasks independently and to recognize critical points in production
- is able to analyze their own activities in the production team, and, if needed, change them
- is able to propose changes to a production in a constructive and solution-oriented way
- is able to measure the profitability of a production