ADD6093 - Research documentation - 2019

Research documentation analyses documentation methodologies in contemporary research. Candidates will articulate documentary, studio and creative outcomes of their research through critical appraisal of the relations between the exegesis and studio methodologies. In the case of thesis-mode candidates, the unit will focus on the structure and presentation of the written work.

Upon successful completion of this unit candidates will:

1. Demonstrate a discursive approach to the subject of their research and its field of inquiry;
2. Apply critical understanding of methodologies in contemporary research as appropriate to their project;
3. Apply critical understanding of the forms, languages and conventions applicable to their field of research, including the critical approach to the identification and analysis of bibliographic and other empirical sources;
4. Have developed competence in documenting the research and articulating its significance through sustained critical reflections of the intention, method and outcome of the research;
5. Have developed a firm conceptual framework for their research.

100% in-semester assessment

10 hours per week including 2 contact hours plus 8 hours of independent study.

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