| Educational guide Faculty or Arts |
english |
| Filologia Anglesa (01) |
 Subjects |
| 20TH-CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE
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| Assessment |
| IDENTIFYING DATA | 2010_11 |
| Subject | 20TH-CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE | Code | 12142021 | |||||
| Study programme |
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Cycle | 2nd | |||||
| Descriptors | Credits | Theory credits | Practical credits | Type | Year | Period | ||
| 6 | 4.5 | 1.5 | Troncal | Fifth | Second |
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| Competences | Learning aims | Contents |
| Planning | Methodologies | Personalized attention |
| Assessment | Sources of information | Recommendations |
| Description | Weight | ||
| Introductory activities | A student's course work will benefit from attending the classes which deal with introductory information, so no specific mark is reserved for this section. | 0% | |
| Lecture | A student's course work in general and textual commentaries in particular will benefit from attending these sessions so no specific mark is given for this section. | 0% | |
| Seminars | Active participation and indication of familiarity with the text will be taken into consideration at the time of assessment, though they have no assigned mark as such. Active participation will be reflected in the quality of the student's 'treballs' and final exam | 0% | |
| Debates | Active participation and indication of familiarity with the text will be taken into consideration at the time of assessment, though they have no assigned mark as such. Active participation will be reflected in the quality of the student's 'treballs' and final exam | 0% | |
| Assignments | Students will be asked to do up to 8 Continuous Assessment tasks. These will consist of written commentaries on texts, oral presentations on pre-established texts, short tests, and set essay questions. All these tasks must be completed and handed in for the student to be able to pass the course on the basis of Continuous Assessment alone. | 60% | |
| Personal tuition | Use of tutorial time for constructive commentary on class work will be taken into consideration at the time of assessment, though it has no assigned 'mark' as such. | 0% | |
| Others | Final Exam: one long question as commentary on a set text, and 3 shorts questions on other authors. The weight of the final exam mark will depend on the amount of work the student has done as 'Treballs' |
50%-70% | |
| Other comments and second exam session | |||
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Students who fail to pass the Continuous Assessment of the course, must present themselves for the Final Exam. This exam will test their knowledge of the texts and authors studied during the course. The exam grade will be the course mark, irrespective of marks gained for elements of the CA. |
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