Ethics PHIL111,121, ETIE212, 221, 312, 313, 321, 322 French FREB/FREN111, FREB/FREN121, FREN211, 221, 311, 321 Geography and Environmental Science GGFS112, 121, 212, 222, 312, 322 German GERB/GERM111, GERB/GERM121, GERM211, 221, 311, 321 Graphic Design As indicated in curricula L401P en L409P History for curriculum L319P History for other curricula 111, 122, 212, 221, 311, 322 111, 121, 211, 221, 311, 321 History of Art KSGS113, 122, 222, 312, 322 Illustration Art As indicated in curriculum L401P Industrial Psychology IOPS111, 121, 211, 221, 311, 321 as well as the following: PSYC121, 212, 311; STTN111, 123; LARM311 or 321 Labour relations LARM111, 211, 221, 311, 321, 322 Language Technology As indicated in curricula L426P Mathematics WISN111, 112, 121, 123, 211, 212, 221, 222, 311, 312, 321, 322 Music Subjects As indicated in curricula L324P, L327P and L416P Philosophy PHIL111, 121, 211, 221, 311, 312, 321, 322 Political Studies POLI112, 123, 213, 223, 313,314, 323,324 Psychology PSYC111, 121, 211, 212, 221, 311, 312, 321, 322 Public Management and Governance 112, 122, 211, 222, 312, 313, 322, 323 SA Sign Languague SASL111,121,211,221,311,321 Setswana [First language] SETM111, 121, 211, 221, 311, 321 Setswana [Third language] 111, 121, 211, 221, 311, 321 Social Anthropology SANL112, 122, 213, 224 of 223, 313, 314, 323 Sociology SOSL111, 121, 211, 221, 222, 224, 311, 312, 321, 323, 327 Tourism Management TMBP111, 121, 211, 221, 311, 312, 321, 322
The University has the authority to award the following undergraduate qualifications in the Faculty of Arts: DIPLOMA Qualification Programme and code Curriculum and code Method of delivery NQF level Diploma in Music Diploma in Music 926 100 Diploma in Music L206P Full-time 6 FIRST BACHELOR DEGREES Qualification Programme and code Curriculum and code Method of delivery NQF level Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Behavioural Science 100 143 Industrial Psychology and Labour Relations Management L300P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Humanities 100 135 Geography and Studies and the Humaniora L315P (phased out) Full-time 7 History and the Humanities L316P Full-time 7 History of Art and the Humanities L317P Full-time 7 Political Studies and the Humanities L318P Full-time 7 Social Anthropology and the Humanities L319P Full-time 7
Psychology and Languages L320P Full-time 7 Sociology and Languages L321P Full-time 7 Philosophy and Languages L322P (phased out) Full-time 7 Philosophy and Social Sciences L323P (phased out) Full-time 7 Philosophy and Economics L324P (phased out) Full-time 7 Philosophy and Industrial Psychology L325P (phased out) Full-time 7 Philosophy and Psychology L326P (phased out) Full-time 7 Philosophy and Computer Science L327P (phased out) Full-time 7 Philosophy and Mathematics L328P (phased out) Full-time 7 Mathematics and the Humanities L329P Full-time 7 Latin and the Humanities L330P Full-time 7
Geography and the Humanities L331P Full-time 7 Ethics, Philosophy and Languages L332P Full-time 7 Ethics, Philosophy and Social Sciences L333P Full-time 7 “PPE” (Ethics, Philosophy, Politics and Economics) L334P Full-time 7 Ethics, Philosophy and Industrial Psychology L335P Full-time 7 Ethics, Philosophy and Psychology L336P Full-time 7 Ethics, Philosophy and Computer Science L337P Full-time 7 Ethics, Philosophy and Mathematics L338P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA 100 159 L327P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Heritage and Culture Tourism Management 100 176 BA Heritage and Culture Tourism Management L301P Full-time 7
Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Music and Society 100 148 Music and Society L324P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA with Music Subjects 100 138 BA with Music Subjects L327P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Language and Literature Studies 100 140 Afrikaans and Dutch and English plus Creative Writing and/or Translation and Interpreting Studies L331P Full-time 7 Afrikaans and Dutch and German and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L332P Full-time 7 Afrikaans and Dutch and French and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L333P Full-time 7 Afrikaans and Dutch and Setswana (third language) and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L334P Full-time 7
English and German and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studie L335P Full-time 7 English and French and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L336P Full-time 7 English and Setswana (third language) and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L337P Full-time 7 German and French and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L338P Full-time 7 German and Setswana (third language) and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L339P Full-time 7
French and Setswana (third language) and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L340P Full-time 7 Setswana (first language) and language modules L341P Full-time 7 SA Sign Language and language modules and/or Creative Writing and Translation and Interpreting Studies L342P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Development and Management 100 133 Public Management and Governance L304P Full-time 7 Public Management and Human Resource Management and Labour Relations L305P Full-time 7 Public Governance and Politics with Law Subjects L306P Full-time 7
Public Management and Govenance with Economics L307P Full-time 7 Public Management and and Sociology L308P Full-time 7 Public Management and Geography L309P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) B of Social Sciences 909 100 Individual and Society L301P Full-time 7 Social Dynamics L302P Full-time 7 Politics and Society L303P Full-time 7 Culture and Society L304P Full-time 7 Environment and Society L305P Full-time 7 Economics and Society L306P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (Graphic Design) (BA[GD]) BA (Graphic Design) 188 101 Graphic Design (History of Art and Illustration) L401P Full-time 7 Graphic Design L409P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Music (BMus) BMus 114 101 BMus L416P Full-time 7
Bachelor of Arts (Language Technology) (BA[LT]) BA (Language Technology) 191 100 Language Technology and Computer Science L425P Full-time 7 Bachelor of Arts (Language Technology) (BA[LT]) BA (Language Technology) 191 100 Language Technology and a Language major L426P Full-time 7 DIPLOMA Qualification Programme and code Programme Owner Diploma in Music Diploma in Music 926 100 School of Music FIRST BACHELOR DEGREE Qualification Programme and code Programme Owner Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Behavioural Sciences 100 143 School of Social and Government Studies Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Humanities 100 135 School of Philosophy Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA in Communication 100 159 School of Communication Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Heritage and Cultural Tourism Management 100 142 School of Social and Government Studies Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Music and Society 100 148 School of Music Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA with Music Subjects 100 138 School of Music Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Language and Literature Studies 100 140 School of Languages Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA Development and Management 100 133 School of Social and Government Studies Bachelor of Social Sciences (BA) (BSocSc) B Social Sciences 909 100 School of Social and Government Studies Bachelor of Arts (BA) (Graphic Design) (BA[GD]) BA (Graphic Design) 188 101 School of Communication PROGRAMME
KSGS312 Introduction to modernism and postmodernism: From Avant-garde to transavantgardia 32 KSGS322 Postmodernism: From Kitsch to cyber culture KSGS312 32 History 111 South Africa: From Ms Ples to Mandela 12 121 Making of the modern world 12 211 South Africa and Africa: Political development 16 221 South Africa and global socio-economic trends 16 311 Humankind in interaction with the environment 32 321 Intellectual history, methodology and historiography 32 Political Studies POLI112 Introduction to Political Studies 12 POLI123 The South African political system 12 POLI213 Comparative politics 16 POLI223 African politics 16 POLI313 Political Theory 16 POLI314 Theories of International Relations 16 POLI323 Political Economy 16 POLI324 Issues in South African Politics 16 Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits Social Anthropology SANL112 Introduction to key concepts of Social Anthropology 12 SANL122 Introduction to themes in Social Anthropological research 12 SANL213 Medical Anthropology 16 SANL223 or SANL224 The Anthropology of film and media The Anthropology of development 16
ENLL311 Key periods in literature, historical linguistics and stylistics ENLL221 32 ENLL321 South Africa and the world: Postmodern and contemporary literature, sociolinguistics and advanced linguistics analysis ENLL311(40) 32 French FREB111 Business French for beginners 1 L.2.3.5 12 FREB121 Business French for beginners 2 FREB111(40) or FREN111(40) 12 FREN111 French for beginners 1 L.2.3.5 12 FREN121 French for beginners 2 FREB111(40) or FREN111(40) 12 FREN211 French intermediary 1 FREN121 or FREB121 16 FREN221 French intermediary 2 FREN211(40) 16 FREN311 French advanced 1 FREN221 32 FREN321 French advanced 2 FREN311(40) 32 Setswana (third language) 1111 Setswana: Introduction to grammar and language proficiency L.2.3.9 12 121 Setswana: Grammar and language proficiency 111(40) 12 211 Setswana: Grammar, phonetics and language proficiency 121 16 221 Setswana: Grammar, traditional literature and language proficiency 211(40) 16 311 Setswana: Morphology, syntax, poetry and language proficiency 221 32 Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits 321 Setswana: Phonology, prose, drama andlLanguage proficiency 311(40) 32 Setswana (first language) SETM111 History of the Setswana orthography; communication skills SETM121 Introduction to the grammar of Setswana, morphology and traditional literature SETM111(40)
GGFS312 GIS and Remote Sensing 212,222 (previous codes 111,121,211, 221) 32 GGFS322 Applied Geography (previous codes 111,121,211, 221,311) 32 Psychology PSYC111 Introduction to Psychology 12 PSYC121 Social and Community Psychology 12 PSYC211 Developmental Psychology 16 PSYC212 Personality Psychology 16 PSYC221 Positive Psychology 16 PSYC311 Psychopathology 16 PSYC312 Research and Psychometrics 16 PSYC321 Basic counselling and ethical conduct 16 PSYC322 Applied Psychology PSYC111, 121, 211, 212, 221, 311, 312 16 Computer Science ITRW112 Introduction to computers and programming 12 ITRW123 Graphic interface programming I ITRW112 12 ITRW124 Programming I ITRW112 12 ITRW212 Programming II ITRW124 16 ITRW213 System analysis I ITRW123 or ITRW124 16 ITRW222 Data structures and algorithms ITRW212 16 ITRW225 System analysis and design II ITRW213 16 ITRW311 Databases I ITRW225 16 ITRW316 Operating systems ITRW222 16 ITRW321 Databases II ITRW311 16 ITRW322 Computer networks ITRW316 16 Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits Mathematics WISN111 Introductory Algebra and Analysis I L.2.3.8 12 WISN112 Advanced Mathematical Techniques L.2.3.8 12 WISN121 Introductory Algebra and Analysis II WISN 111 12
KCOM112 Introduction to communication contexts 12 KCOM121 Introduction to Journalism 12 KCOM122 Introduction to Corporate Communication 12 KCOM211 Publishing (DTP) 16 KCOM213 Communication management: Relationship managment KCOM122 16 KCOM218 Communication theory 12 KCOM222 Intercultural communication 16 KCOM229 Media policy, ethics and law 12 KCOM311 Research methods 16 KCOM316 Organisational media: Web page design KCOM211 16 KCOM317 Technology and visual aesthetics 16 KCOM318 Communication for social change 16 KCOM326 Integrated organisational media KCOM211,316 16 KCOM327 Video production 16 KCOM328 Communication management: marketing communication mangement KCOM213 16 KCOM329 Communication management: plan 16 KCOM371 Corporate journalism KCOM121,211 16 Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits Creative Writing SKRK111 Introduction to Creative Writing L.2.3.2 12 SKRK121 Creative Writing: Writing prose SKRK111 12 SKRK211 Creative Writing: Writing poetry SKRK111,121 16 SKRK221 Creative Writing: Writing children’s and youth literature SKRK111,121 16 SKRK311 Creative Writing: Writing drama SKRK111,121 32 SKRK321 Creative Writing applied SKRK111, 121, 211, 221, 311; L.2.3.8. 32 English ENLL111 Introduction to literary genres (I) L.2.3.4 12 ENLS111 Introduction to literary genres (II) and grammatical analysis ENLL111(60) 12
Political Studies POLI112 Introduction to Political Studies 12 POLI123 The South African political system 12 POLI213 Comparative politics 16 POLI223 African politics 16 POLI313 Political Theory 16 POLI314 Theories of International Relations 16 POLI323 Political Economy 16 POLI324 Issues in South African Politics 16 Psychology PSYC111 Introduction to Psychology 12 PSYC121 Social and Community Psychology 12 PSYC211 Developmental Psychology 16 PSYC212 Personality Psychology 16 PSYC221 Positive Psychology 16 PSYC311 Psychopathology 16 PSYC312 Research and Psychometrics 16 PSYC321 Basic Counselling and ethical conduct 16 PSYC322 Applied Psychology PSYC111, 121, 211, 212, 221, 311, 312, 321, 322 16 Social Anthropology SANL112 Introduction to key concepts of Social Anthropology 12 SANL122 Introduction to themes in Social Anthropological research 12 SANL213 Medical Anthropology 16 SANL223 or SANL224 The Anthropology of film and media The Anthropology of development 16 SANL313 Theory and representation in Anthropology SANL112; SANL122; SANL213; SANL223 or 224 16 SANL314 Research and writing in Anthropology 32 SANL323 Globalisation and the power dynamics of exchange and belonging SANL112, 122, 213, 223 or 224, SANL313(40PM), 314(40PM) 32 Sociology
MUSX211 Musicology 8 musx212 Musicology 8 musx221 Musicology 8 musx222 Musicology 8 musx311 Musicology 212,221,222 16 musx321 Musicology 212,221,222 8 musx322 Musicology 212,221,222 8 ANCILLARY MODULES Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits Afrikaans en Nederlands AFLL111 Afrikaans: Language without borders L.2.3.1 12 AFLL121 Afrikaans and Dutch language and literary study: Text and context – the language of texts 12 AFLL211 Afrikaans and Dutch language and literary study AFLL121 16 AFLL222 Afrikaans and Dutch: Frameworks for language and literary studies AFLL211(40) 16 AFLL311 Afrikaans and Dutch: Perspectives on language and literature (1) AFLL222 32 AFLL321 Afrikaans and Dutch: Perspectives on language and literature (2) AFLL311(40) 32 English ENLL111 Introduction to literary genres (I) L.2.3.4 12 ENLL121 Introduction to literary genres (II) and grammatical analysis ENLL111(60) 12 ENLL211 Development of literary genres (I) and development of grammatical complexity ENLL121 16 ENLL221 Development of literary genres (II) and applied linguistics ENLL211(40) 16 ENLL311 Key periods in literature, historical linguistics and stylistics ENLL221 32
ENLL321 South Africa and the World: Postmodern and contemporary literature, sociolinguistics and advanced linguistics analysis ENLL311(40) 32 French FREN111 French for beginners 1 L.2.3.5 12 FREN121 French for beginners 2 FREB111(40) or FREN111(40) 12 FREN211 French intermediary 1 FREN121 or FREB121 16 FREN221 French intermediary 2 FREN211(40) 16 FREN311 French advanced 1 FREN221 32 FREN321 French advanced 2 FREN311(40) 32 German GERM111 Business German elementary 1 L.2.3.6 12 GERM121 Business German elementary2 GERB111(40) or GERM111(40) or equivalent language qualification and passing entrance test 12 GERM211 German elementary 1 GERM111,121 or GERB121,121 or equivalent language qualification and passing entrance test 16 GERM221 German elementary 2 GERM211(40) 16 GERM311 German intermediary 1 GERM221 32 GERM321 German intermediary 2 GERM311(40) 32 Mathematics WISN111 Introductory Algebra and Analysis I L.2.3.8 12 WISN112 Advanced Mathematical Techniques 12 WISN113 Basic Mathematical Techniques 12 WISN121 Introductory Algebra and Analysis II WISN111 12 WISN123 Mathematical Techniques 12 WISN211 Analysis WISN121 8 WISN212 Linear Algebra I WISN121 8 WISN221 Analysis IV WISN211 8 WISN222 Linear Algebra II WISN212 8 WISN311 Real Analysis I WISN221 16 WISN312 Combinatorics WISN121 16 WISN321 Real Analysis II WISN311 16
GGFS121 Introduction to Human Geography 12 GGFS212 Physical Geography GGFS112,121 (previous codes 111,121) 16 GGFS222 Human Geography (previous codes 111,121,211) 16 GGFS312 GIS and Remote Sensing GGFS112,121, 212,222 (previous codes 111,121,211, 221) 32 GGFS322 Applied Geography (previous codes 111,121,211, 221,311) 32 History 111 South Africa: From Ms Ples to Mandela 12 121 Making of the modern world 12 211 South Africa and Africa: political development 16 Human Resource Management HRMA122 Functions of Human Resource Management 12 Industrial Psychology IOPS111 Introduction to Industrial Psychology 12 IOPS121 Occupational Health and Ergonomica 12 IOPS211 Personnel Psychology 16 IOPS221 Occupational Psychology 16 IOPS311 Organisation Psychology 16 IOPS321 Psychometrics and Research Methodology 16 Labour Relations LARM111 Introduction to workplace relations 12 LARM211 Occupational Management 16 LARM221 Work group dynamics 16 LARM311 Theory and practice of labour relations 16 LARM321 Management of labour relations 16 LARM322 Conflict management 16 Law Modules IURI171 Introduction to law 16 IURI212 Constitutional Law 12
IURI222 Labour Law 12 JURI313 Introduction to Jurisprudence 12 JURI316 Public International Law 12 JURI321 Administrative Law 12 JURE411 Environmental Law 12 JURP411 Socio-economic rights 12 Mathematics WISN112 Advanced Mathematical Techniques L.2.3.8 12 WISN123 Mathematical Techniques L.2.3.8 12 Political Studies POLI112 Introduction to Political Studies 12 POLI123 The South African political system 12 POLI213 Comparative politics 16 POLI223 African politics 16 POLI313 Political Theory 16 POLI314 Theories of International Relations 16 POLI323 Political Economy 16 POLI324 Issues in South African Politics 16 Public Management and Governance 112 Foundations of Public Management 12 122 Locus and focus of Public Management 12 212 Municipal Management 16 222 The government and sustainable development 16 PUMA313 Introduction to research methodology 16 PUMA314 Public policy and planning 16 322 Strategic public resource (Financial) management 16 323 Strategic public human resource (HR) management 16 Social Anthropology SANL112 Introduction to key concepts of Social Anthropology 12 SANL122 Introduction to themes in Social Anthropological research 12 SANL224 The Anthropology of development 16 Sociology SOCL111 Introduction to Sociology: Basic concepts and themes 12
AFLL222 Afrikaans and Dutch: Frameworks for language and literary study AFLL211(40) 16 AFLL311 Afrikaans and Dutch: Perspectives on language and literature (1) AFLL222 32 AFLL321 Afrikaans and Dutch: Perspectives on language and literature (2) AFLL311(40) 32 Creative Writing SKRK111 Introduction to Creative Writing L.2.3.2 12 SKRK121 Creative Writing: Writing prose SKRK111 12 SKRK211 Creative Writing: Writing poetry SKRK111,121 16 SKRK221 Creative Writing: Writing children’s and youth literature SKRK111,121 16 SKRK311 Creative Writing: Writing drama SKRK111,121 32 SKRK321 Creative Writing applied SKRK111, 121 211, 221,311; L.2.3.8. 32 English ENLL111 Introduction to literary genres (I) L.2.3.4 12 ENLL121 Introduction to literary genres (II) and grammatical analysis ENLL111(60) 12 ENLL211 Development of literary genres (I) and development of grammatical complexity ENLL121 16 ENLL221 Development of literary genres (II) and applied linguistics ENLL211(40) 16 ENLL311 Key periods in literature, historical linguistics and stylistics ENLL221 32 ENLL321 South Africa and the world: Postmodern and contemporary literature, sociolinguistics and advanced linguistics analysis ENLL311(40) 32 French FREB111 Business French for beginners 1 L.2.3.5 12 FREB121 Business French for beginners 2 FREB111(40) or FREN111(40) 12 FREN111 French for beginners 1 L.2.3.5 12
Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits Political Studies POLI112 Introduction to Political Studies 12 POLI123 The South African political system 12 POLI213 Comparative politics 16 POLI223 African politics 16 POLI313 Political Theory 16 POLI314 Theories of International Relations 16 POLI323 Political Economy 16 POLI324 Issues in South African Politics 16 Social Anthropology SANL112 Introduction to key concepts of Social Anthropology 12 SANL122 Introduction to themes in Social Anthropological research 12 SANL213 Medical Anthropology 16 SANL223 or SANL224 The Anthropology of film and media The Anthropology of development 16 SANL314 Research and writing in Anthropology SANL112, 122, 213, 223 or 224 16 SANL323 Globalisation and the power dynamics of exchange and belonging SANL112, 122, 213, 223 or 224, 313(40PM), 314(40PM) 16 Sociology SOCL111 Introduction to Sociology: Basic concepts and themes 12 SOCL121 Introduction to sociology: Institutions and the Southern African context 12 SOCL211 Sociology of development and social problems 16 SOCL221 Sociology of the family and group dynamics 16 SOCL222 Medical Sociology 16 SOCL224 Sociology of work 16 SOCL311 Social theory SOCL111,121 16 SOCL312 Social research methodology SOCL111,121 16 SOCL321 Gender studies 16 SOCL323 Sociology of religion 16 SOCL327 Political Sociology 16
GRFI321 Illustration: Advanced application GRFI311 24 GRFI472 Illustration: Professional practice GRFI321 24 Communication KCOM111 Introduction to mass communication 12 KCOM112 Introduction to communication contexts 12 KCOM122 Introduction to Corporate Communication 12 KCOM213 Communication management: Relationship management KCOM122 16 KCOM222 Intercultural and international communication 16 KCOM318 Communication for Social Change 16 KCOM328 Communication management: Marketing communication management KCOM213 16 KCOM329 Communication management: Plan 16 KCMO672 Advanced Communication for Social change KCOM318 24 KCMO621 Communication for Social change: context and application 16 KCMK613 Marketing Management in a communication context KCOM328 16 KCMK621 Communication Management: Relationship and reputation management 16 KCMK623 Public communication 8 History of Art KSGS113 Introduction to History of Art 12 KSGS122 The artist as genius/master during the Renaissance and Baroque 12 KSGS222 Themes in 19th century art 16 KSGS312 Introduction to modernism and postmodernism: From to transavantgardia 32 KSGS322 Postmodernism: From Kitsch to cyber culture KSGS312 32 KSGS675 History and theory of design 24 Multimedia Design GRFM311 Introduction to Multimedia Design GRFO222 24 GRFM321 Multimedia Design GRFM311 24 GRFM411 Applied Multimedia Design GRFM321 32 GRFM421 Advanced Applied Multimedia Design GRFM411 32 Business Management 211 Introduction to Marketing Management 16 221 Consumer behaviour 16
are expected to attend the prescribed number of student assemblies and concerts presented in the School of Music’s official concert series and to stay for the full length of the concert. b) Students who fail to attend the prescribed number of student assemblies and concerts during the year will not get proof of participation for the specific practical module. List of modules Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits CCFO modules: Academic Literacy AGLA111 Introduction to Academic Literacy 12 AGLA121 Academic Literacy 12 CCFO modules: Understanding the World WVCS221 Understanding the Cultural World 12 WVLS311 Aesthetics 12 Music musA221 African Music 8 musA311 African Music musA221 8 musA321 African Music musA311(40pM) 8 MUSA411 African Music MUSA321 8 MUSA421 African Music MUSA411(40PM) 8 MUSB312 Arts Management 8 MUSB322 Arts Management 8 musc311 Music Technology MUST111,121 16 MUSC321 Music Technology MUSC311(40PM) 16 MUSC411 Music Technology Musc311,321 16 musc421 Music Technology musc411(40pM) 16 211 Methodology of main instrument 8 221 Methodology of main instrument 211(40pM) 8 311 Methodology of main instrument 211,221 16 321 Methodology of main instrument 311(40pM) 16 411 Methodology of main instrument 311 321 16 musE421 Methodology of main instrument 411(40pM) 16 mush171 Aural Training 8 mush271 Aural Training Mush171 8 mush371 Aural Training mush271 8 musk311 Composition 16 musk321 Composition 16
Curriculum L416P: Music Compilation of curriculum L416P: Music YEAR LEVEL 1 YEAR LEVEL 2 YEAR LEVEL 3 YEAR LEVEL First semester First semester First semester First semester Module code Cr Module code Cr Module code Cr Module code Cr MUSX111 8 MUSX211 8 MUSH371 8 MUSM411 8 MUSH171 8 MUSH271 8 MUSU374/6 32 MUSW411 12 MUSO111 8 MUSE211 8 WVLS311 12 CCCC 32 MUST111 16 MUSO211 8 BBBB 32 DDDD 16 MUSU174 32 MUSX212 8 AAAA 12 MUST211 16 MUSU274 32 Total 1st semester 84 Total 1st semester 88 Total 1st semester 84 Total 1st semester 68 YEAR LEVEL 1 YEAR LEVEL 2 YEAR LEVEL 3 YEAR LEVEL 4 Second semester Second semester Second semester Second semester Module code Cr Module code Cr Module code Cr Module code Cr MUSX121 8 MUSX221 8 MUSA221 8 MUSW421 16 MUSX122 8 MUSX222 8 BBBB 32 CCCC 32 MUST121 8 MUSE221 8 DDDD 16 AGLA121 12 MUSO221 8 AAAA 12 MUST221 8 WVCS221 12 Total 2nd semester 48 Total 2nd semester 52 Total 2nd semester 40 Total 2nd semester 64 Total year level 1 132 Total year level 2 140 Total year level 3 124 Total year level 4 132 Total credits 528 Rules for the compilation of the curriculum: AAAA: Modules from the list of ancillary modules on level 1. BBBB: Modules on level 3 from the list of music modules CCCC: Modules on level 4 from the list of music modules. DDDD: Modules on level 3 or 4 from the list of music modules. Compulsory subject combinations: If MUSX modules are taken as a main subject, MUSX321,322 must be taken together. MUSE311,321 must be taken together with MUSU376. MUSE411,421 must be taken together with MUSU476. MUST411,421 as well as MUSC311,321 must be taken together with MUSK411,421. EXAMINATION Examination is written according to the specifications set in General Rule A.5.4 of the University.
Articulation On the successful completion of this programme, students may register for the M.A. programme in Applied Language Studies or General Linguistics. List of modules Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits CCFO modules: Academic Literacy AGLA111 Introduction to Academic Literacy 12 AGLA121 Academic Literacy 12 CCFO modules: Understanding the World WVCS221 Understanding the Cultural World 12 WVNS221 Science, Technology and the Community (only for curriculum L425P) 12 WVLS311 Philosophy of Language and literature 12 WVNS211 Understanding the Natural World (only for curriculum L425P) 12 Applied Mathematics TGWN122 Mathematical Modelling and Vector Algebra WISN111 12 Computer Science ITRW112 Introduction to computers and programming 12 ITRW124 Programming I ITRW112 12 ITRW212 Programming II ITRW124 16 ITRW213 System analysis I ITRW124 16 ITRW222 Data structures and algorithms ITRW212 16 ITRW225 System analysis and design II ITRW213 16 ITRW311 Databases I ITRW225 16 ITRW316 Operating systems ITRW222 16 ITRW317 Artificial intelligence 16 ITRW321 Databases II ITRW311 16 ITRW322 Computer networks ITRW316 16 Language Technology TTEG121 Language Technology: An Introduction L.6.3.5 12 TTEG211 Language Technology: Advanced TTEG121(40PM) 16 TTEG221 Software Development Principles for Language Technology Applications 16 TTEG311 Natural Language Processing: An Introduction TTEG211; STTN111,121; ITRW122; WISN111 or 113 32
TTEG411 Language Technology: Internship TTEG321; also see L.6.3.5 a) 64 TTEG421 Natural Language Processing: Advanced TTEG311 32 TTEG422 Language Technology: Project TTEG321 32 Mathematics WISN111 Introductory Algebra and Analysis I L.6.3.6 12 WISN113 Basic Mathematical Techniques WISN111 12 Statistics STTN111 Descriptive Statistics 12 STTN121 Introductory Statistical Inference STTN111 12 ANCILLARY MODULES Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits Afrikaans and Dutch AFLL111 Afrikaans: Language without borders L.6.3.1 12 AFLL121 Afrikaans and Dutch language and literary study: Texts and context – the language of texts 12 AFLL211 Afrikaans and Dutch language and literary study AFLL121 16 AFLL222 Afrikaans and Dutch: Frameworks for language and literary studies AFLL211(40) 16 AFLL311 Afrikaans and Dutch: Perspectives on language and literature (1) AFLL222 32 AFLL321 Afrikaans and Dutch: Perspectives on language and literature (2) AFLL311(40) 32 English ENLL111 Introduction to literary genres (I) L.6.3.2 12 ENLS111 Introduction to literary genres (II) and grammatical analysis ENLL111(60) 12 ENLL121 Development of literary genres (I) and development of grammatical complexity ENLL111 12 ENLS121 Development of literary genres (II) and applied linguistics ENLS111(40) 12 ENLL211 Key periods in literature, historical linguistics and stylistics ENLL121 16
SETM111 History of the Setswana orthography; communication skills 12 SETM121 Introduction to the grammar of Setswana, morphology and traditional literature SETM111(40) 12 SETM211 Setswana: phonetics and modern literature SETM121 16 SETM221 Setswana: phonology and prose SETM211(40) 16 SETM311 Setswana: syntax and poetry SETM221 32 SETM322 Setswana: morphology and drama SETM311(40) 32 Setswana (third language) 111 Setswana: Introduction to grammar andlLanguage proficiency L.6.3.7 12 Module code Descriptive name Prerequisites Credits 121 Setswana: Grammar and language proficiency 111(40) 12 211 Setswana: Grammar, phonetics and language proficiency 121 16 221 Setswana: Grammar, traditional literature and language Proficiency 211(40) 16 311 Setswana: Morphology, syntax, poetry and language proficiency 221 32 321 Setswana: Phonology, prose, drama and language proficiency 311(40) 32 Curriculum L425P: Language Technology with Computer Science Compilation of curriculum L425P: Language Technology with Computer Science YEAR LEVEL 1 YEAR LEVEL 2 YEAR LEVEL 3 YEAR LEVEL 4 First semester First semester First semester First semester Module code Cr Module code Cr Module code Cr Module code Cr ITRW112 12 ITRW212 16 ITRW311 16 TTEG411 64 STTN111 12 ITRW213 16 ITRW316 16 ABCD1 24 TTEG211 16 TTEG311 32 WISN111 12 ABCD3 16 WVLS311 12 ITRW317 16
manage the different phases of the creative process effectively, from the inception phase through to completion; use the computer as illustration medium and manipulate digital techniques skilfully in order to obtain a creative result; demonstrate high levels of visual literacy and aesthetic sensitivity with regard to the formal visual principles; integrate knowledge of contemporary illustration styles, approaches and techniques in illustration products; demonstrate a work ethic with regard to the learning environment that reflects punctuality, commitment, honesty and professionalism. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and projects — weight: 50% Panel evaluation of semester’s work — weight: 50% Module code: GRFI471 Year module NQF level: 8 Title: Professional practice (Illustration) Module outcomes: After successfully completing the module the student will be able to critically evaluate illustrations on an advanced level; master all illustration media innovatively and convincingly in order to design a striking and original product; work independently and illustrate using an individualistic style; do design presentations in a well-finished, professional manner; integrate knowledge of relevant styles of art, illustration and design as well as formal elements when producing designs; generate ideas in the context of a small group and present these visually as well as orally; communicate subject-specific scholarly theories both orally and in writing; compile a practical portfolio of professional standard. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and projects — weight: 50% Panel evaluation of semester’s work — weight: 50% Module code: TTEG121 Semester 2 NQF level: 5 Title: Language Technology: An Introduction Module outcomes: On completion of this module, students should be able to give an overview of the domain of Human Language Technology (); give an overview of the most important applications; discuss the importance of for a multi-lingual South Africa; discuss the human-computer-relationship; do basic formalised analyses of selected morphological and syntactic constructions; convert formal analyses of data into annotation; and develop and select annotation schemes from given explicit criteria. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 50% Semester exam 1X3 hours — weight: 50% Module code: TTEG211 Semester 1 NQF level: 6 Title: Language Technology: Advanced Module outcomes: On completion of this module, students should be able to do phonetic transcriptions;
independently evaluate the preparation and performance of programmes consisting of advanced repertoire that is representative of a variety of genres, tempo’s and musical styles; demonstrate an ability to identify, analyse and deal with complex and/or real world problems during a public performance; evaluate all opinions from an own well-established worldview and be aware of social and ethical implications of a responsible performing artist’s professional conduct. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60% Semester exam 1X2 hours — weight: 40% Module code: MUSU475 Year module NQF level: 8 Title: Music Performance (B) Module outcomes: After successful completion of the module, the student will be able to demonstrate a comprehensive and systematic knowledge base of the underlying principles of advanced technical abilities and advanced repertoire for the instrument of choice; independently evaluate the preparation and performance of programmes consisting of advanced repertoire that is representative of a variety of genres, tempo’s and musical styles; demonstrate an ability to identify, analyse and deal with complex and/or real world problems during a public performance; evaluate all opinions from an own well-established worldview and be aware of social and ethical implications of a responsible performing artist’s professional conduct. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60% Semester exam 1X2 hours — weight: 40% Module code: MUSU476 Year module NQF level: 8 Title: Music Performance Module outcomes: After successful completion of the module, the student will be able to demonstrate a comprehensive and systematic knowledge base of the underlying principles of advanced technical abilities and advanced repertoire for the instrument of choice; independently evaluate the preparation and performance of programmes consisting of advanced repertoire that is representative of a variety of genres, tempo’s and musical styles; demonstrate an ability to identify, analyse and deal with complex and/or real world problems during a public performance; evaluate all opinions from an own well-established worldview and be aware of social and ethical implications of a responsible performing artist’s professional conduct. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60% Semester exam 1X2 hours — weight: 40% Module code: MUSV311 Semester 1 NQF level: 7 Title: Music Therapy Module outcomes: After successful completion of the module, the student will be able to understand the principles of music therapy. Method of delivery: Full-time Assessment methods: Tests and assignments — weight: 60%