Study Guide

Objective

The student is able to:
- organize the tasks needed in a production
- apply what they have learned in production-related assignments
- design and implement a production independently
- analyze the competitive conditions of the operational environment of the production
- choose a production is 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 may be larger. Based on the production(s), the student makes a portfolio, which serves as a tool for learning and assessment. The production or parts of the productions are presented in public.

Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student
- copes with the production with much support

Assessment criteria, good (3)

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