Art der Prüfung
ATTENDING STUDENTS:
One group presentation during the semester (35%); final written exam (65%).
Results of the group presentations are valid for the academic year only in which these activities have taken place and results of these activities cannot be carried over beyond that time frame.
The presentation during the semester will require students to work in a group to prepare a report based on the preparation of a business and organizational plan for an event and will discuss the techniques to be adopted for the planning and organizing of such event.
On the day of the presentation, groups will be asked to provide the lecturer with a printed copy of the slides and additional material such as WBS, Gantt Chart, Risk Minimization Plan, evaluation questionnaire. (ILOs 2.3, 2.5, 3.1, 5.1)
The final written exam consists of closed and open questions. The open questions will aim to evaluate the students’ understanding of theoretical concepts and their ability to apply these concepts in the planning and management of events. (ILOs 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.4, 4.1) The final written exam will last 90 minutes.
NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS:
Final written exam 100%
The written exam consists of open questions. The open questions will aim to evaluate the students’ understanding of theoretical concepts and their ability to apply these concepts in the planning and management of events. (ILOs 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 3.1, 4.1, 5.1)
The final written exam will last 120 minutes.
Bewertungskriterien
ATTENDING STUDENTS:
Points to the group assignments (business plan) will be granted upon the group’s ability to use project management, logistic, risk management, sponsorship and evaluation concepts and tools in the planning process of events. Points to the group presentations will be granted upon the group’s ability to explain, discuss and synthesise in own words theoretical concepts and to apply them to the planning of events.
The final written exam will be divided into 2 parts: questions in part 1 will mainly require exercises, brief descriptions, definitions and list of factors, issues, etc.
Questions in part 2 will require a discussion of a specific topic and/or case. Introduction, main body of the answer, critical discussion and conclusions will be required.
NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS:
The final written exam will be divided into 3 parts: questions in part 1 will mainly require brief descriptions, definitions and list of factors, issues, etc. Questions in part 2 will mainly require knowledge on technical facts. Questions in part 3 will require a discussion of a specific topic and/or case. Introduction, main body of the answer, critical discussion and conclusions will be required.