Examples of using Course content in English and their translations into Czech
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Course content originates in the lecture focus; Dance Sociology.
You want the ability to customize your course content and length from a combination of academic modules.
Course content is the same as in Classical Dance Methodology.
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with industry-focused topics listed in the course content.
Part of the course content is the tudy of assigned literature and its analysis.
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the topics of environmental economics andpolicy stated in the course content.
Course content: Introduction to photography archive and collection documentation.
Final course examination is in verbal form, from the course content, which is defined by lectures and recommended literature.
Course content is an introduction to issues in computer processing of sound in ProTools.
Communication is important, in order toallow the student to adapt the course content and pacing to match individual trading experience.
Course content is instruction of basic graphics, post-production and animation in Adobe After Effects.
Analysis of selected extensive choreographies:Further course content is made up of detailed analysis of one selected extensive choreography.
Course content is linked to Dance Analysis 1& 2, therefore it is necesary to complete these courses prior.
Subject is finished by credit consisting of two parts:the development of a separate seminar work in relation to the course content in the range of 3-5 A4 pages with photographs and passing the knowledge test ie.
Course content is the instruction of basic graphics, post-production and animation software Adoby After Effects.
The course content is individual assignments focused on the practicing of editing and modifying mixes in ProTools.
Course content is to analyse the staging proces with children and youth based on a product and conversations with artists.
Flexible- course content corresponds with the topics which are current regarding student projects and current events.
Course content is preparation and professional support for developing the master's thesis in photo restoration and conservation.
Course content includes lectures, consultations, workshops and seminars and a semestral work realized by students in the two-man team.
Course content is working with one or more models, flash lighting(managing intensity, ratio and modulation) and studio work with a medium format camera.
The course content is an analysis of a wide variety of alternative theatre approaches, disciplines and trends in relation to the student's master's artistic project.
The course content is the understanding of the purpose of critique as part of a theatre(stage) work, such as a review necessary for the further development of theatre arts.
The course content is an analysis of production, organization, audience and employee safety, event financing, including money flows and an analysis of expense elements and economic considerations.
Course content is primarily analyses of dramas which have arisen in the last twenty year in which it is possible to indicate the particular direction of this or that(language) theatre culture.
The course content is mainly the adoption of trade skills in working on 16mm and 35mm editing tables and an introduction to the basic technology for completing classic film processes.
Course content is individual consultations with the bachelor thesis advisor in which the topic, resources, methodology concepts, analytical tools and conclusions are discussed.
The course content broadens the microeconomic models of the market structures by the relevant industrial context, such as the concentration of industry, industry efficiency, horizontal and vertical price transmissions.
The course content is the conception, preparation and implementation of a moderated debate with artists and audiences on theatre performances in the DISK school theatre or in other theatres or theatre events ex.
The course content also consists of the study of indirect resources for dance study such as music for dance composition recordings, theatre resources(notices, collections), iconographic sources, literary sources.