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KVI-3110: Project Technique and Writing Process Work Load
10 credits (ECTS) | Type of course
Theoretical subject. | Level of course/Year of study
First or second year at master''s level. | Language of instruction
Norwegian | Examination semester
Autumn
| Objectives
The student is expected to master the technical and methodical proficiencies that are required for a large-scale scientific work. | Contents
Course type: Compulsory.
This subject will prepare the student for his/her project work. The scientific collection of facts and writing techniques, the development of hypotheses, choice of methods and other matters will be addressed through practical training.
Required previous qualifications/courses: Postgraduate status, with mellomfag (bachelor level) in Cultural History, a bachelor degree in Cultural Science or equivalent.
Recommended previous qualifications/courses:
Good understanding of English; understanding of Swedish and Danish. The syllabus literature will be read in English, Norwegian and Swedish.
| Form of teaching
This subject is offered in the Autumn semester, and for the first time in Autumn 2004.
Teaching, and private study and examination revision periods, is spread over 19 weeks of the Autumn semester.
Language of instruction: Norwegian.
| Coursework requirements
Muntlig oppgave
| Exam and assessment
Coursework Requirements: In the course of the semester, the student will undertake one oral assignment. The topic for the assignment may be self-selected.
Assessment method: In the course of the semester, the student will undertake one written assignment. The topic for the assignment may be self-selected.
Performance in the course will be assessed with the grades A-F.
Exam language(s): Norwegian.
A resit exam will be held as soon as possible after the ordinary exam and normally no later than September 15 for courses offered in the spring semester and February 15 for courses offered in the autumn semester.
| Contact person/lecturer
Professor Lena Liepe
E-mail: lena.liepe@hum.uit.no
Phone: 77 64 44 48 | Recommended reading/syllabus
Available on request |
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