Introduction to Conservation and Restoration I
Objectives
The aim of this course is to give an understanding of the interdisciplinary nature and complexity of conservation activity.
Students will have sessions related to each of DCR''''s research and action topics.
At the end of the semester the student should be able to:
i) use the bibliographic research tools, using reliable sources;
ii) reveal organizational capabilities and comply with the safety and hygiene rules, necessary to the conservation work;
iii) reveal the critical capability that allows differentiation between acceptable and inappropriate conservation measures;
iv) properly convey the knowledge acquired, through an oral presentation and report texts.
General characterization
Code
10130
Credits
6.0
Responsible teacher
Catarina Paula Oliveira de Mattos Villamariz, Maria Filomena Meireles Abrantes de Macedo Dinis
Hours
Weekly - 5
Total - 78
Teaching language
Português
Prerequisites
Thre are no requirements
Bibliography
AZEVEDO, Carlos Alberto Moreira - Metodologia científica: contributos práticos para a elaboração de trabalhos académicos. 9ª ed. Lisboa: Universidade Católica, 2008. 180 p.
CASE, Donald Owen - Looking for information [Recurso electrónico] : a survey of research on information seeking, needs, and behavior.2nd ed. London: Academic Press, 2007. 423 p.
CARVALHO, Maria Cecília Maringoni de, org. -Construindo o saber: metodologia científica: fundamentos e técnicas. 15.ª ed. Campinas: Papirus, 2003. 175 p.
NUNES, Fernando M. D. Oliveira - Segurança e higiene do trabalho: manual técnico. Amadora, Portugal: Edições Gustave Eiffel, 2006. 637 p.
Teaching method
Theoretical-practical teaching, with illustrations appropriate to the objectives of the course.
The curricular unit has a theoretical-practical component of 4 hours / week. These classes are taught by different teachers each week. In these classes the basic concepts and techniques are explained and at the end (up to a week later) students deliver mini-texts of a maximum of one A4 page that should reflect the learning and experiences lived by each one during the respective class.
Evaluation method
Final grade
30% for mini-texts in each sessions + 20% attendance and participation + 50% oral presentation
In any evaluation moment, students must also take into consideration the provisions of nº3 of article 10º of the ''Evaluation Rules of FCT NOVA'', “When fraud or plagiarism is proven in any of the evaluation elements of a UC, students directly involved are outright disapproved at UC, (…). ”
Subject matter