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Basics of AV production (3 cr)

Code: TA00GB88-3002

General information


Enrolment period

21.07.2023 - 19.08.2024

Timing

20.08.2024 - 22.10.2024

Credits

3 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Project Management Office

Campus

TAMK Mediapolis

Teaching languages

  • Finnish

Teachers

  • Antti Haapio
  • Jukka Holm

Person in charge

Antti Haapio

Groups

  • 24JTAOTAO2
    Tapahtuma-alan täydennyskoulutus 2024

Objectives (course unit)

The student masters the operating principles and various purposes of AV equipment and knows how to safely and correctly use the chosen devices.

The student understands how audio and video signals move from one device to another and what types of connections are required.

The student becomes familiar with commonly used technologies in virtual and remote meetings, and live streaming, and is able to independently solve the most common problem situations related to them.

After completing the study module, the student is prepared to solve the most common practical problems encountered in various presentation and performance situations, as well as in meetings.

Content (course unit)

Lectures and demonstrations on the operation of AV equipment, testing different AV devices, and independent use of selected AV equipment. A learning diary is created on the use of AV equipment.

Assessment criteria, pass/fail (course unit)

Pass:

The student demonstrates in writing or in a performance test:

*mastery of the basic operating principles and various purposes of AV equipment and the ability to safely and correctly use the chosen devices.
*understanding of how audio and video signals move from one device to another and what types of connections are required.
*basic knowledge of commonly used technologies in virtual and remote meetings and live streaming.
*the ability to solve the most common practical problems encountered in various presentation and performance situations, as well as in meetings.

Fail:
The student is unable to demonstrate all the competencies required for an approved performance.

Assessment scale

0-5