Precedent Details
ECU Course: D53 Bachelor of Screen Production
Version Number: 2
Precedent ID: 35359
Country: CHINA (EXCLUDES SARS AND TAIWAN)
Institution:
THE CENTRAL ACADEMY OF DRAMA
Pre-qualified Course Title: FILM AND TELEVISION PHOTOGRAPHY AND PRODUCTION PROGRAMME
Precedent Details
| Basis of Credit |
Upon successful completion of 2 years of the Film and Television Photography and Production Programme, up to 120 Credit Points of Credit for Recognition of Prior Learning may be awarded into D53.2 Bachelor of Screen Production.
Should a Major, Minor, or a subject-based Elective Sequence be selected the full amount of CRPL may not be granted.
|
Specified Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning
| ECU Unit(s) |
| SPR1605 (Screen Evolution) |
| SPR1615 (Introduction to Studio Production) |
| SPR2650 (Screen Practice: Documentary) |
| Achievement Required |
Where different units have been selected the full amount of CRPL may not be granted.
| ECU UNIT |
BASIS FOR CREDIT |
| SPR1605 |
Western Film History |
| SPR1615 |
Fundamentals of Cinematography |
| SPR2650 |
Documentary Creation and Audiovisual Language |
|
Unspecified Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning
| Description |
Number of credit points awarded |
| UNSPECIFIED ELECTIVE |
60 |
Summary
Total credit points required for ECU course: 360
Credit points granted: Up to a maximum of 120
Total credit points required to complete ECU course: Minimum
of 240
ECU course duration (in years, based on full-time enrolment): 3
Years to complete ECU course (in years, based on full-time
enrolment): 2
Disclaimer
This precedent is an indication of potential credit only. A case-by-case review will be conducted to determine if credit can be granted. The reduction in course duration noted above, is based on the number of credit points granted as CRPL only. Students are encouraged to request a personalised course planner from the Hub, for an accurate indication of any reduction in course duration. The course planner will be based on the number of credit points granted as CRPL, the course structure itself, and will take into account how units are timetabled and any unit prerequisite requirements