Fundamentals of Songwriting (5 ECTS)

Location and time

The tuition starts on 2 February, 2022 at 16:00–19:00 EET (15:00–18:00 CET) with a plenary session online on Zoom platform. There will be two more plenary sessions online during the course, one in March and one in May. Online reception hours for individual or small-group guidance will be organized on a weekly basis. All online sessions will take place on Zoom platform. All learning materials can be accessed on a dedicated Moodle workspace.
The course will last until the latter half of May, 2022.

Materials

Will be announced at the beginning of the course.

Evaluation methods and criteria

Pass/ Fail

Student workload

The tuition starts on 2 February, 2022 at 16:00–19:00 EET (15:00–18:00 CET) with a plenary session online on Zoom platform. There will be two more plenary sessions online during the course, one in March and one in May. Online reception hours for individual or small-group guidance will be organized on a weekly basis. All online sessions will take place on Zoom.us platform. All learning materials can be accessed on a dedicated Moodle workspace.
The course will last until the latter half of May, 2022.

Content scheduling

The tuition starts on 2 February, 2022 at 16:00–19:00 EET (15:00–18:00 CET) with a plenary session online on Zoom platform. There will be two more plenary sessions online during the course, one in March and one in May. Online reception hours for individual or small-group guidance will be organized on a weekly basis. All online sessions will take place on Zoom.us platform. All learning materials can be accessed on a dedicated Moodle workspace.
The course will last until the latter half of May, 2022.

Teaching methods

E-learning in large and small groups, independent individual and small team work. Accomplishing the given tasks and presenting them to the group. Platforms to be used: Moodle, Zoom, and other appropriate learning, music-making and communication applications.

Further information

Prerequisites:
Degree according to the extended syllabus level of basic education in music or equivalent skills and knowledge.

Course is open for Dig.Music Partner Institution students and Campus Online & Open UAS students in Spring term of 2022.

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The student is able to follow agreed schedules and submit their assignments on time. The student can work as an active member of the group and give constructive feedback on the contributions of the other group members. The student presents and argues their own contribution to the group as agreed and is able to receive feedback and reflect on their own performance.

Further information

Prerequisites:
Degree according to the extended syllabus level of basic education in music or equivalent skills and knowledge.

Course is open for Dig.Music Partner Institution students and Campus Online & Open UAS students in Spring term of 2022.

Accomplishment methods

E-learning in large and small groups, independent individual and small team work. Accomplishing
the given tasks and presenting them to the group. Platforms to be used: Moodle, Zoom, and other appropriate learning, music-making and communication applications.