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… i University College Maastricht Course Catalogue 2022-2023 ii A NOTE ON THE 2022-2023 UCM COURSE CATALOGUE – OVERVIEW OF MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES On behalf of the UCM Curriculum Committee, the contributing faculties and the teaching staff, UCM is pleased to present the course catalogue for 2022-2023. The publication of the new course catalogue brings with it the usual changes of coordinators, course titles, periods, … PROJECT: DATA SCIENCE .............................................................................. 206 PRO3014 SCIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT: BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING .......................................................... 207 PRO3015 RESEARCH STUDIO, WHERE ART AND ACADEMIA MEET .............................................................. 208 PRO3016 SOCIAL SCIENCES/HUMANITIES RESEARCH PROJECT ................................................................... 209 PRO3017 EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS 3: … in that kind of society today, so it is interesting to know how it came about. The course will also deal with topics like the role of war, disease, religion, worldviews and finance in shaping history. Take disease. Their ways of life brought men in contact with all sorts of diseases. Especially after the agricultural revolution we had to adapt to diseases we caught from our domesticated animals. We still have to do this. Look at present day threats like bird flu. Living in some form of armed …

… of the individual contribution in groupwork. This guide gives insight in how to construct and assess groupwork at Maastricht University (UM) and how to monitor the individual contribution in groupwork specifically. Given this focus, the guide offers recommendations based on successful practices with groupwork at all UM faculties. Given the vastness of the topic, this guide does not intend to cover all aspects of groupwork, nor does it provide a comprehensive overview of all current theoretical … should be responsible for their progress and final result. If necessary, the group can consult a tutor or expert. In groupwork activities, a distinction can usually be made between two interlinked components: the process and the final product. Whereas both components are part of the same activity, it makes sense to isolate them in your instructional design to make a coherent connection to ILOs and assessment. Consider the following questions when designing groupwork as part of your course: - … work, even if this means they make mistakes. It gives them ownership of the final product and is in line with the principles of PBL. Students should have the opportunity to ask for assistance or input (which could also be provided via e-mail or during contact hours) and should be given some encouragement to do so when appropriate. The amount of input may depend upon the skills the students are expected to acquire and the level at which they are expected to work at (depending upon their year group …

… the Processor, or any person who is authorised to process personal data under the direct authority of the Controller (Article 4(10) of the GDPR); 7. Data Protection Official (FG): the employee that the Executive Board has appointed to supervise compliance with and application of the GDPR; 8. Functional Manager: the UM employee who is responsible for managing the Camera System on behalf of the Controller; 9. Authorised Employee: the employee who has access to or works in the space designated … restriction, erasure or destruction (Article 4(2) of the GDPR); 21. Video Observation Area: the closed-off space from which the images can be viewed via recording equipment. This could be an area/workplace chosen specifically for this purpose, where film images can be viewed using the technical facilities available. Article 4 Tasks and responsibilities 1. The Executive Board (hereinafter: EB) at UM is responsible for Processing Personal Data. 2. The Facility Services Director has been … 5 The installation of cameras 1. Individuals are informed of the use of Camera Surveillance in various ways, including the use of signs or images on UM sites and at the entrances to UM buildings. Data Subjects will also be notified of the identity and contact details of the Controller, putting them in a position to exercise their rights, as referred to in Article 11 below or in Chapter III of the GDPR. 2. Cameras may be installed at the request of the Building Manager. Requests will be submitted to …