Overview
To thrive in a university environment, it is crucial to be able to solve novel problems, which requires critical reasoning and creative thinking. This topic will introduce approaches to appraising evidence and generating new hypotheses. These are combined with an examination of the critical-thinking skills needed to solve real-world problems … For more content click the Read More button below.
Topic availabilities
To view topic availabilities, select an availability from the drop down, towards the top right of the screen.
Tuition pattern
To view tuition patterns, select an availability from the drop down, towards the top right of the screen.
Aims
This topic aims to provide students with fundamental skills in research, communication and critical reasoning that will prepare them for work or future study. The topic will draw on knowledge gained throughout an entire course.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
1.
Critically appraise the reliability, biases and appropriateness of resources, including evidence-based literature
2.
Understand and use the literacies of your discipline
3.
Present ideas, information and sound arguments fluently in both oral, digital and written form to a variety of audiences
4.
Employ active listening, reflection and the use of questions as part of an academic discussion
5.
Identify and understand inherent biases, strengths and reasoning errors in arguments
6.
Develop innovative and creative solutions to real-world problems
Assessments
To view assessment information, select an availability from the drop down, towards the top right of the screen.
Requisites information
Pre-requisites: