Various Methods of Knowledge Assessment during the Training of IT Specialists

Zaiceva, Larisa; Prokofjeva, Natālija; Kataļņikova, Sabina

doi:10.1515/acss-2017-0011

Applied Computer Systems

2017

DOI: 10.1515/acss-2017-0011

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Various Methods of Knowledge Assessment during the Training of IT Specialists

Larisa Zaiceva

Natālija Prokofjeva

Sabina Kataļņikova

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e-CF Competences in Software Engineering Course

Zaitseva

2019

Applied Computer Systems

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The article describes the definition of competences formed during the acquisition of the study course “Software Engineering” at Riga Technical University. The European e-Competence Framework (e-CF) is adopted for this purpose. Using the steps to determine e-competences, it is established that students can develop 9 competences in the Bachelor and 15 in the Master study programme. Evaluation of practical assignments allows assessing the achievement level of the required competences. Some professions presented in e-CF and the competencies they need are also reviewed.

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e-CF Competences in Software Engineering Course

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Mass culture and its determinants

Petrov

2020

Voprosy Kul'turologii (Issues of Cultural Studies)

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Methodological ambiguity of researchers' positions leads to the fact that mass culture is referred to different aspects of the phenomenon. In addition, it is rapidly transforming, acquiring new facets and properties within specific socio-cultural systems. The article shows that certain socio-cultural changes that occurred in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, led to the emergence of mass culture in Western civilization, as a result of the formation of mass and mass consciousness. Under the mass should be understood not only the degree of distribution of the product (a large number of something), and above all the focus on widespread consumption and low moral and aesthetic level of the product (including works of art).

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Various Methods of Knowledge Assessment during the Training of IT Specialists

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