Spanish III Focus on Literature: Bachelor Degree Thesis

Upon completion of the course students will be able to:

• demonstrate an ability to independently search for, collect, evaluate, critically interpret and analyze relevant information in relation to a certain problem
• within given deadlines carry out an independent literature study, with requirements for scholarly value, connections to current research, relevant methodology applied to the theoretical context and an argumentation that rests on a thoroughly conducted textual analysis
• present and argue in both oral and written form their own results with high demands of linguistic communication skills
• analyze, evaluate and discuss others‘ scientific works by pointing out the merits as well as the shortcomings in the form of clear constructive feedback.

Upon completion of the course students will be able to:

• demonstrate an ability to independently search for, collect, evaluate, critically interpret and analyze relevant information in relation to a certain problem
• within given deadlines carry out an independent literature study, with requirements for scholarly value, connections to current research, relevant methodology applied to the theoretical context and an argumentation that rests on a thoroughly conducted textual analysis
• present and argue in both oral and written form their own results with high demands of linguistic communication skills
• analyze, evaluate and discuss others‘ scientific works by pointing out the merits as well as the shortcomings in the form of clear constructive feedback.

Upon completion of the course students will be able to:

• demonstrate an ability to independently search for, collect, evaluate, critically interpret and analyze relevant information in relation to a certain problem
• within given deadlines carry out an independent literature study, with requirements for scholarly value, connections to current research, relevant methodology applied to the theoretical context and an argumentation that rests on a thoroughly conducted textual analysis
• present and argue in both oral and written form their own results with high demands of linguistic communication skills
• analyze, evaluate and discuss others‘ scientific works by pointing out the merits as well as the shortcomings in the form of clear constructive feedback.

Upon completion of the course students will be able to:

• demonstrate an ability to independently search for, collect, evaluate, critically interpret and analyze relevant information in relation to a certain problem
• within given deadlines carry out an independent literature study, with requirements for scholarly value, connections to current research, relevant methodology applied to the theoretical context and an argumentation that rests on a thoroughly conducted textual analysis
• present and argue in both oral and written form their own results with high demands of linguistic communication skills
• analyze, evaluate and discuss others‘ scientific works by pointing out the merits as well as the shortcomings in the form of clear constructive feedback.