Research and Development for Contemporary Art and Illustration - THD1379

Assessment 1: Project work

A Working Brief and Work Schedule for the Major Project module.
One piece of formative assessment will be included for each piece of work, which will normally take the form of formative feedback, prior to the submission of the work as part of the summative assessment for the module.

Project work

Assessment 1: Portfolio

Research portfolio
This may include:
visual/oral presentationssketchbooksdrawingsimagestechnical filesreportsmood-boardssamples/prototypes/maquettes

Portfolio

This module will establish and inform your major project. Within it you will identify a theme/subject/issue relevant to your practice.
The module will re-emphasise the importance of in-depth research, within which you will demonstrate originality, pro-activity and innovation.
The context and parameters of this module will be defined by you, through negotiation and ongoing dialogue with your tutors.

School of Arts and Humanities

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Fine Art

THD1379 - Research and Development for Contemporary Art and Illustration

Research and Development for Contemporary Art and Illustration

have developed an appropriate level of ability to understand the potential for risk within your proposal, and recognise inherent ethical considerations. 

have developed an appropriate level of ability to prioritise and plan effectively over the duration of a complex task.

have developed an appropriate level of ability to generate honours level art and design methodologies with reference to the context of your proposed major project.

be able to determine a rigorous personal and appropriate research methodology.

be able to establish a research subject in order to fully test the viability of your major project proposal. 

have developed an appropriate level of ability to articulate your major project intentions through documentation and presentation. 

be able to maintain a consistent and highly professional honours level of research activity. 