- seminar classes,
- individual work,
- group work,
- creative and workshop exercises,
- E-learning,
- didactic discussion and individual revision of individual tasks

Second year of first degree: Passed board exam after second semester of first year.

Third year of first degree: Passed exam after second semester of second year.

Curriculum content (class content):
The student's education is carried out through seminar-like classes and studio exercises carried out individually and in groups. The program content concerns both theoretical and practical issues, where the program focuses on the recognition and ability to use artistic language coherent with the message. Students are introduced to various artistic media in the context of their own expressive predilections.
Students are divided into groups, in which they solve tasks set by the instructor. The prepared projects are discussed.
The aim of the course is to:
- Stimulate reflection on the context of contemporary art and culture,
- Implementation to conscious participation in the area of contemporary art and culture,
- Stimulating self-reflection aimed at taking up artistic activities,
- Preparation to conscious choice of artistic medium,
- Stimulate consideration of art as a form of communication and information.

Program topics:
1. Visual arts media as carriers of information.
2. Observation of one's own individuality, identity
3. Reflection concerning the predilection in the choice of the medium of artistic expression
4. Presentation of message concerning own person, expressed in any artistic form.

Self-analysis (semesters III - IV of the full-time I level studies)
1. Mutual presentation of individual messages in a group.
2. Telling about a partner from the group on the basis of presented individual messages.

Second analysis (semesters IV - V of the full-time I level studies)
1. Verification - reading the content conveyed by the language of visual arts.
2. Creating group messages.

Mutual self-presentation in teams - as above.
Choosing partners to work in a team (3rd semester of the full-time I level studies).
Self-presentation of the artistic activities to date (semesters III - IV of the full-time I level studies).
Preparing for the presentation of an individual diploma project (semesters V-VI of the full-time I level studies).
Mutual presentation of the created projects in teams as above.
Completing 2 tasks in a semester set by the instructor. The presentation of the completed task in a seminar form. Students complete some of the tasks in a group.

Aim of the course:
The curriculum aims to gradually and thoroughly prepare students to independently define an artistic concept expressed through an artistic medium consistent with it. Practical activities should be based on knowledge of different techniques and technologies used in artistic expression (materials and devices). Knowledge of issues related to the specificity of the artistic language used and its system of meanings and symbols should allow students to skillfully convey their own content through created actions.
A bachelor's thesis should be the culmination of the work supported by the knowledge of culture together with the elements of scientific and technical knowledge gained in class.

Evaluation Criteria:

1. Evaluation of the artistic quality of the work presented.
2. Regularity in work and participation in reviews.
3. Evaluation of the effectiveness of the acquired knowledge and skills in the final realization; artistic work presented in the form of a course work.
4. Practical thesis presented in the form of an exhibition (its form depends on the subject and the nature of the realization), for which the student is required to prepare a written study in the form of a description of the work. The dissertation is evaluated in committee by the Supervisor and the diploma committee.

The grading scale is defined by the scoring scale obligatory at the Faculty of Media Art.

B.A. thesis.
At the end of the 6th semester the student takes the diploma exam. B.A. thesis consists of a practical work realized within the framework of one of the two specializations offered at the Media Art Department and a description of the work prepared under the supervision of the supervisor of the B.A. thesis.

Completion of exercises implemented in the course.
Defense of the bachelor's thesis.

Basic literature:
1. Polish literature on art and culture with particular emphasis on postmodern concepts and media art.
2. The history of world art and Polish art of the 20th century.

Supplementary literature:
Current articles on cultural events in the professional press.

Other:
Regularly following major cultural events.