Course Title: Architecture Communication Project
Part A: Course Overview
Course Title: Architecture Communication Project
Credit Points: 12
Course Code |
Campus |
Career |
School |
Learning Mode |
Teaching Period(s) |
ARCH1029 |
City Campus |
Undergraduate |
315H Architecture & Design |
Face-to-Face |
Sem 1 2006,
Sem 2 2007 |
Course Coordinator: Paul Minifie
Course Coordinator Phone: +61 3 99253508
Course Coordinator Email:paul.minifie@rmit.edu.au
Pre-requisite Courses and Assumed Knowledge and Capabilities
Assumes knowledge of basic drawing and modeling skills, both physical and digital to a level as provided by the core architecture communications subjects
Course Description
Seminar/electives in the Communication stream of the course will be offered each Semester. They will be specialist seminars covering areas that are the subject of focussed research. The seminar aims to develop an in depth understanding of a particular aspect of architectural communications. Students are required to cultivate a critical position with respect to the research and analysis produced during the course of the subject.
Objectives/Learning Outcomes/Capability Development
Each seminar covers different areas of specialist research in the area of architetural communications. Emphasis is each seminar is placed on both technical and conceptual skills and the ability to adopt a critical position in relation to the skills introduced in the seminar.
Students should refer to individual seminar outlines for a description of specific objectives and learning outcomes
Each seminar covers different areas of specialist research in the area of architectural communications. Emphasis is each seminar is placed on both technical and conceptual skills and the ability to adopt a critical position in relation to the skills introduced in the seminar.
Students should refer to individual seminar outlines for a description of specific objectives and learning outcomes.
Overview of Learning Activities
Learning is an interactive, participatory process involving both teacher and student and the success of a class depends on the levels of input from all the participants.
Each seminar varies in content and emphasis. Students should refer to individual seminar outlines and notes for a description of specific learning activities.
Overview of Learning Resources
Refer to Individual class outlines for prescribed references required for each specialist seminar.
Students undertaking seminars that require the use of the Computer Laboratories on campus, will require current Log-In and may require After Hours Access cards, obtainable from Technical Services Unit, Level 7, Building 8.
Overview of Assessment
ASSESSMENT
Assessment will be based on assignments set in class and may include the submission or presentation of a final portfolio at the end of semester. Students should refer to individual seminar outlines and class notes for a description of specific assessment requirements.
ASSESSMENT GRADING
Grade Mark% Code
High Distinction 80-100 HDH
Satisfies assessment criteria as set out in assignments to a high standard. Demonstration of an exceptionally clear understanding of subject matter and addresses all the specific aims with many to a high standard. High standard of technical, conceptual & presentation skills demonstrated in assignments. Evidence of creative insight and originality .
Distinction 70-79 DID
Satisfies assessment criteria as set out in assignments with several to a high standard. Strong grasp of subject matter and addresses the specific objectives, with several to a high standard. Good to high standard of technical, conceptual & presentation skills demonstrated in assignments. Evidence of creative and solid work
Credit 60-69 CRC
Satisfies assessment criteria as set out in assignments to a competent standard. Competent understanding of subject matter addresses the specific objectives, some reasonably well. Competent standard of technical, conceptual & presentation skills demonstrated in assignments. Evidence of solid work.
Pass 50-59 PAP
Satisfies assessment criteria as set out in assignments to a satisfactory standard only. Errors evident in the work. Satisfactory appreciation of subject matter and issues. Addresses the specific objectives; work generally lacking in depth and breadth. Satisfactory standard of technical, conceptual & presentation skills demonstrated in assignments. Often work of this grade demonstrates only basic comprehension or competency. Work of this grade may be poorly prepared and presented.
Fail 0-49 NNN
Work does not satisfy assessment criteria as set out in assignments. Work does not demonstrate an understanding of the techniques taught in the subject. Errors evident in the work. Evidence of lack of understanding of subject, minimal or inadequate comprehension and does not address all the objectives. Work is often inadequate in depth and breadth and sometimes incomplete or irrelevant; lack of care and thought in organising and structuring work.
Other Grade
Did not Sit DNS N
Assessment was not completed or submitted. This is in effect a fail result and disqualifies a student from consideration for a Faculty Pass.
Special Consideration:
Please refer to the University Special Consideration Policy at; http://mams.rmit.edu.au/vbi4hpp6m8on.pdf
The Application for Special Consideration form can be obtained from; http://mams.rmit.edu.au/8a5dgcaqvaes1.pdf
Students are required to personally submit their application to the Course Co-ordinator, who will discuss the outcome of the application at that time or advise otherwise.
It is advisable for students to attach proof of your grounds to your special consideration application. Support and documentation are available from the following free services at RMIT:
RMIT Counselling Service- for support and documentation of personal issues such as relationship break down anxiety, family problems: 9925-4365, counselling@rmit.edu.au
Disability Liaison Service- if you have an ongoing condition (including depression and anxiety): 9925-1089, dlu@rmit.edu.au
Campus Nurse Service - if you are sick and need to see a doctor: 9925-2297 campus.nurse@rmit.edu.au