Teacher(s)
Hardwick Robert (coordinator);
Language
French
Main themes
During this course, students will write and present orally the introduction, the research question and the methodology of their dissertation, which will be defended at the end of the course and the methodology of their dissertation, which will be defended at the end of the master's degree.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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Content
The work carried out as part of the LEPHY2100 course, as well as in the memoire (masters thesis), is designed to teach students research skills. In LEPHY2100, students will identify a topic, review the relevant literature, and draw up a plan for their subsequent research.
Teaching methods
Development of a research project through interactions with a supervisor and an analysis of the scientific literature.
Evaluation methods
Assessment for this course is based on continuous assessment.
☒ Assessment components:
☒ report (40%)
☒ oral presentation (50%)
☒ process evaluation (10%)
☒ Entry requirements: Students must identify a supervisor and a project before the 5th week of Q2. Failure to meet this requirement by the deadline will result in a fail mark (0/20) for this course.
The carrying out of the work is subject to the ‘AI Use’ policy currently in force at the FSM (IA générative | Université catholique de Louvain). Students are required to complete the AI usage declaration form and attach it to their work.
☒ The assessment arrangements for the first sitting apply to the second sitting.
☒ Assessment components:
☒ report (40%)
☒ oral presentation (50%)
☒ process evaluation (10%)
☒ Entry requirements: Students must identify a supervisor and a project before the 5th week of Q2. Failure to meet this requirement by the deadline will result in a fail mark (0/20) for this course.
The carrying out of the work is subject to the ‘AI Use’ policy currently in force at the FSM (IA générative | Université catholique de Louvain). Students are required to complete the AI usage declaration form and attach it to their work.
☒ The assessment arrangements for the first sitting apply to the second sitting.
Other information
This course is strictly reserved for FSM students. It is not open to other UCLouvain students.
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