Examination arrangement

Course content

In this course, the students will put together a portfolio of at least 5 examples of work they have done throughout the bachelor program. The presentation of the student projects must be done physically as well as in digital form and should be suited to help the students to convey their knowledge and skills when they go out applying for jobs. The portfolio will also be shown in the final student design exhibition and need to show the width and details from the deliverables the students have produced throughout their studies. In the period from the course starts towards the exhibition, the students will do both quality improvements within each project and also find solutions to how the work could be displayed in a positive way. Topics: How to select projects for a digital portolio and exhibition How to prioritize time and resources when it comes to quality improvements Universal Design for student portfolios and exhibitions Exhibition Design Digital Portfolio Design

Learning outcome

Knowledge:

• Fundamental knowledge about what a digital design portfolio can be
• Fundamental knowledge about what a design exhibition can be
• Fundamental knowledge about universal design as it relates to digital portfolios and exhibitions

Skills:

• No new skills in this course

​General Competence:

Be able to analyze the the role, attributes, challenges, opportunities, time and other resources and balance them to create a digital portfolio and an exhibition

Learning methods and activities

The teaching methods will to a large degree be guidance from a tutor, at times in groups. Lectures could be part of the teaching methods.

Compulsory assignments

• Project plan

Further on evaluation

In case of non-passing, the course must be reconsidered on the next course of the course.

Specific conditions

Required previous knowledge

The course is reserved for students in the program Bachelor in Web development and Bachelor in Interaction Design. The course requires that the student have completed the following courses: Graphical tools, methods and principles, Prototyping for tablet and mobile, Design Thinking or Ergonomics in Digital Media, Design Project, Project Management. The course also requires the student to have passed the majority of the course courses in the program, and that the student have participated in, and delivered the bachelor project report.

Course materials

The syllabus will be announced at the beginning of the course semester.