Students can select and work on a range of skills that will be needed for their working life.
computer science
Description
Part 3 – Skill
Portfolio Activities
Students
can select and work on a range of skills that will be needed for their working
life. The following Skill Activities
form part of the available portfolio – for assessment purposes students need
submit only THREE Activities but are encouraged to do as many as possible to
broaden their skills and widen their networks.
Currently we have five Skill Activities on offer:
1. The
construction site visit activity & report
2. The
external exhibition / manufacturing visit & report
3. The
AutoCAD On-line training & drawing activity (Linkedin Learning)
4.
The Excel calculation spreadsheet.
COMPUSORY FOR BSc Students
5. The
Mentee report (working with L6 final year students as a Mentor)
6. Manufacturing
visit to Mini factory (tba)
Note
that:
·
For students on BEng (hons)/MEng
courses the AutoCAD activity is COMPULSORY.
·
For students on all BSc
(hons) courses the EXCEL activity is COMPULSORY
·
All Activities are equally
weighted.
Student
need to plan and manage their time to meet all the required deadline whereby
feedback can be provided. This process
of managing your work is a key part of Mental Wealth and needs to be documented
in your Reflective Logs and will also be assessed as part of your Self-Reflective
Diary. Students who demonstrate their
ability to participate in other activities will receive credit through their
Reflective Log and Final Reflective Report parts of the portfolio.
