BARC0076 is designed to impart skills in new forms of research dissemination, focusing on the development of new-media practice as a method of framing...

BARC0076 is designed to impart skills in new forms of research dissemination, focusing on the development of new-media practice as a method of framing arguments and posing questions in relation to specific sites. Mediated Environments addresses the intersection of media theory, contemporary technology and architectural practice, charting the development of the contemporary mediated spatial paradigm. This module will explore the complex interplay of spatial, sonic, filmic, networked and performative practices through early manifestations of Mediated Environments, through the work of Xenakis, Charles & Ray Eames, Dan Graham, Stan Van Der Beek, Steina & Woody Vasulka, Joan Jonas, Wodiczko, etc. The module will then progress to examine the impact of the development of networked environments and the pervasive spread of personal media devices, apps and the impact of social media and new forms of publishing in the present day.

This module in intended to give the student an introduction to the techniques needed when dealing with human remains within the legal frame work: at a crime...

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(L7)

Human communication is one of our defining characteristics. No other species exhibits any form of communication we know...

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content:  Sanskrit is not only one of the most influential and long-lived...

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content:  Sanskrit is not only one of the most influential and long-lived classical...

This module will give you an in depth understanding of common upper limb and spine sports injuries and biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, and relevant...

This module will give you an in depth understanding of common upper limb and spine sports injuries and biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, and relevant injury prevention strategies. It will include:

• Relevant anatomy and pathology.

• Clinical presentation, aetiology / mechanism of injury, clinical diagnosis, imaging, management and outcomes of common acute and overuse upper limb and spine injuries, including the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, cervical spine, thoracic spine, lumbar spine and sacro-iliac joints.

• Injury prevention concepts, models and evidence relevant to common upper limb and spinal sports injury.

• The kinetic chain, biomechanical assessment, and functional movement assessment as part of an injury assessment or screening.

• An introduction to the principles and basic practice of musculoskeletal joint and soft tissue clinical examination.