Group Project - AMM4004

Assessment 1: Written draft

Each group will submit a formative proposal for approval prior to the group presentation.

Project work

Assessment 2: Portfolio

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Presentation

Presentation

You will work in a small group of students to devise, manage and realise a practice-based creative project that is relevant to using the studio and/or other music technology and may include a live event or performance. Roles will be clearly allocated to group members with a collaborative approach to the project design and final assignment. The module tutor will sign-off an initial proposal.

School of Arts and Humanities

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Music

AMM4004 - Group Project

Group Project

Understand the context and scope of such a project appropriate to Master’s level.

Plan, manage and execute a complex group project using suitable methodologies and engage in suitable allocation of responsibilities.

Create original and sophisticated work that takes advantage of the synergy available within the group.

Understand the mechanisms to allow for successfully plan, manage and execute a creative group project.