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Hobart, Launceston

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Unit name Creative Arts Project Development
Unit code FSA405
Credit points 25
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Creative Arts and Media
Discipline Arts
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Requisites

Prerequisites

FSA322 AND FSX312

Teaching

Assessment

Presentation (hurdle task), research plan and time line 2,000 words (15%) and an annotated bibliography 3 – 4,000 words (35%) for all students, plus further preliminary investigations for the thesis (50%) including:

  • For studio projects, a journal and exhibition of work in progress; or
  • For theory projects, one 4,000 word essay and a Chapter Summary 2,000words; or
  • For professional placement projects, engagement in an arts related enterprise, evidenced by written and /or visual documentation of the activities undertaken

Commenced in FSA405 Project Development A and completed in FSA406 Project Development B; the proposal and work plan, annotated bibliography and further preliminary investigations for the thesis are assessed at the conclusion of FSA406 Project Development B.

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