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FP-BEPR2EAcad. year: 2022/2023
Subjects Entrepreneurial Practice 1,2,3 and 4 constitute a logical coherent unit, ensuring continuous development of entrepreneurial and managerial skills. Entrepreneurial Practice 2 focuses on knowledge and skills necessary in the stage of growth of the company. The key output is implementation of business sub-projects, where students will develop knowledge and skills connected with the business activity management. As the part of individual and team study plan, students will co-create their business specialization. Identically, these plans will help to control fulfilment of practical requirements. Link between practical training and ability to develop acquired knowledge is supported by workshops, developing areas corresponding with the current stage of life-cycle of the company. Thus, workshops will serve as a planned specialized development of people inside the company.
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Evaluation is based on team and individual performance. Performance is evaluated both continuously and in the end of semester or academic year. Evaluation combines individual and team evaluation, feedback from the guide, lecturers, external subjects, and team feedback.
There are five areas evaluated:
The final evaluation is summarized in the meeting during exam period where students need to present their progress in the team company and in their projects. Specific requirements for the presentation will be posed in e-learning and discussed with team companies. Final mark covers all above mentioned areas and it is based on ECTS principles and points student gets in all areas.
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Participation at the team sessions and other activities is compulsory, controlled and it is included in the final evaluation. Students can miss up to six team sessions per semester including exam period, except the final session focused on evaluation. Those six absences can be compensated by extra projects and tasks defined by the guide. This compensation must be delivered in the end of the credit week latest. If not compensated, the final score will be reduced for two points per each missed sessions.
ABSENCE EXCEEDING SIX SESSIONS means that student WILL NOT PASS the course Entrepreneurial Practice.
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Participation at the team sessions and other activities is compulsory, controlled and it is included in the final evaluation. Students can miss up to six team sessions per semester including exam period, except the final session focused on evaluation. Those six absences can be compensated by extra projects and tasks defined by lectures. If not compensated, the final score will be reduced by two points per each missed sessions.
ABSENCE EXCEEDING SIX TEAM SESSIONS/ACTIVITIES means that student WILL NOT PASS the course Entrepreneurial Practice.
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