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Design and Property Studio (PROP30003) // Assessment

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Assessment

DescriptionTimingPercentage

Group Task (Please see below)

From Week 4 to Week 1280%

Individual Assessment Task: undertaking and passing certification for design development software

Hurdle requirement		From Week 6 to Week 10N/A

Individual Assessment Task: attendance at and participation in studio sessions and learning sessions. Examples of participation include equitable participation include individual and group analysis of property related matters in preparation of Major Feasibility Report and oral presentations

Throughout the teaching period10%

Individual Assessment Task: one written 360 degree team assessments

  • 5 minutes
Week 72.5%

Individual Assessment Task: one written Individual Reflective Journal reflecting on subject content and learning, group project work, team and individual performance (250 words equivalent per student)

  • 250 words (each)
Week 117.5%
Hurdle requirement: Submission of all pieces of assessmentN/A
Hurdle requirement: Completion of practice oral presentationWeek 4N/A
Hurdle requirement: A minimum of 90% attendance at all seminars, studios, tutorials and workshopsN/A
Hurdle requirement: Undertaking and passing certification for design development software.N/A

Additional details

Group Task: a staged preparation of a detailed feasibility report including oral presentations and three staged submissions due in Weeks 4, 7 and 12 (80%)

Breakdown:

  • First practice oral presentation, includes audit by Academic Skills Unit, due week 4.
  • Second assessable individual oral presentation of 20 minutes (5 minutes per student, equivalent to 15 hours of work per student), due Week 7 (15%).
  • Third assessable individual oral presentation of 20 minutes (5 minutes per student, equivalent to 15 hours of work), due Week 12 (15%).
  • Major Group Feasibility Report 2200 words equivalent per student (50%).


Note: Group assignments are undertaken on the basis of students forming groups of four (4) students.


Last updated: 11 April 2024