Infopaket

Ukrainian and Foreign Culture

ОК 02

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2022/2023

1 Semester

3

Аpply knowledge of the basic forms and laws of abstract and logical thinking, the basics of the methodology of scientific knowledge, the forms and methods of extracting, analyzing, processing and synthesizing information in the subject area of computer science.

Full-time form

Missing.

During the study of the course "Ukrainian and Foreign Culture," students will acquire fundamental knowledge about the organizational and scientific-methodological support for teaching the history of Ukrainian culture and the cultures of the world from ancient times to the present. The course explores the prerequisites for the emergence, genesis, stages, and features of the development and major achievements of both domestic and global cultures, with a focus on Europe, Asia, and Africa. Students will be introduced to both academic, including classical, and innovative, including alternative, hypotheses and concepts shaping the history of humanity from ancient civilizations of the East to the multicultural diversity of the contemporary globalized world. The course defines the subject, purpose, main tasks, methods, leading directions, and issues of studying the basic stages of the historical process on Earth, particularly antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Modern Era, Romanticism, Modernism, and Postmodernism.

1. Vdovychenko, H. V. (2013). Chapter 6. Modern Cultural Studies Facing Global Challenges. In: Konverskyi, A. Y. (Ed.), Cultural Studies: Textbook for Higher Education Institutions (pp. 777-863). Kharkiv: Folio. 2. Naulko, V. I., et al. (2019). Culture and Everyday Life of the Population of Ukraine: Educational Manual. Kyiv: Center for Educational Literature. (288 p.) 3. Konverskyi, A. Y. (Ed.). (2013). Cultural Studies: Textbook for Higher Education Institutions. Kharkiv: Folio. (863 p.) 4. Sabadash, Y., Nikolchenko, Y., & Dablo, L. (2021). History of Ukrainian Culture. Kyiv: Lira-K. (230 p.)

Lectures, Seminars , individual work

The final score for the course (maximum 100 points) is determined by the sum of points for systematic work throughout the semester, taking into account the final exam. The pass is based on the student's performance throughout the semester and does not involve additional assessments. For students who have accumulated a total score lower than the critical minimum of 60 points, obtaining a pass requires mandatory makeup of missed topics in written form and submission via email to the instructor. Thus, the final assessment for the course (minimum 60, maximum 100 points) consists of the sum of points for semester work (minimum 48, maximum 80 points) and the final exam (minimum 12, maximum 20 points).

Ukrainian