CUAPPR616Extend expertise in a specialised art form to professional level

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What an assessment for CUAPPR616 must cover

44 assessable components: 7 elements (24 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Maintain specialised knowledge of professional practice

  • 1.1Initiate own exposure to contemporary practice in chosen art form
  • 1.2Proactively identify and explore new and emerging technologies, materials and methodologies required for own art form
  • 1.3Evaluate impacts of current and emerging trends on creation of ideas, production of work, and management of professional creative practice

2 Evolve ideas in specialised art form

  • 2.1Research historical and contemporary themes and concepts in chosen art form
  • 2.2Analyse motivations, philosophies and cultural origins of different works in chosen art form
  • 2.3Identify new sources of ideas and research opportunities
  • 2.4Identify potential for individualised or specialised research based on current practice
  • 2.5Evolve own ideas, and develop innovative approaches and strategy for realisation of ideas
  • 2.6Determine copyright and intellectual property requirements
  • 2.7Hone and adapt concepts for work based on emerging ideas and research

3 Manage specialised resources

  • 3.1Evaluate requirements for set-up, handling and storage of specialised materials, tools and equipment
  • 3.2Create resource management systems that supports professional practice

4 Refine specialised technique to professional level

  • 4.1Create finished work of professional standard that meets requirements for public domain using command of technique, materials and processes
  • 4.2Extend techniques and expression of ideas in work
  • 4.3Challenge, adapt and refine evolving creative work

5 Resolve technical and conceptual challenges

  • 5.1Troubleshoot technical challenges that arise when creating work based on detailed understanding of specialised materials and processes
  • 5.2Develop innovative solutions that allow for experimental approaches
  • 5.3Apply solutions that enhance conceptual integrity of work

6 Finish and prepare work for public presentation

  • 6.1Finish work to professional standard using specialised techniques for chosen art form
  • 6.2Develop and apply required approaches to safety and sustainability in final preparation of work

7 Evaluate professional work

  • 7.1Seek and apply constructive feedback from others
  • 7.2Evaluate work against planned strategy for own creative practice
  • 7.3Evaluate own work in context of work by others
  • 7.4Adjust work processes and practice to improve technical, conceptual and commercial outcomes

Performance evidence

  • complete at least two creative works for public presentation of professional standard using highly developed knowledge of materials, processes and techniques related to chosen art form for sale, art, promotion or use in a public domain.
  • analyse and evaluate abstract and complex ideas independently
  • research ideas, technologies and trends that inform own work
  • evolve ideas for own work based on research
  • identify and manage specialised resources for chosen art form
  • resolve technical and conceptual challenges that arise during creative process
  • evaluate professional work

Knowledge evidence

  • sources of ideas and research opportunities for professional artists in specialised area of creative work
  • historical and contemporary influences on chosen art form
  • resource management system requirements for chosen art form
  • copyright and intellectual property issues and legislation associated with professional creative practice, including ways of identifying requirements related to: collaboration with others, self-promotion, contracts
  • sustainability issues related to tools and materials used in chosen art form
  • work health and safety requirements in relation to chosen art form

Foundation skills

  • Learning: Identifies and analyses process improvements and practice using self-appraisal and by seeking opinions of others
  • Numeracy: Calculates and estimates material, tool and equipment needs and cost based on analysis of production requirements
  • Oral communication: Interacts with different professional practitioners using required language for sharing and exploring abstract creative concepts and ideas, as required Articulates and challenges values, beliefs and assumptions to challenge thinking
  • Reading: Interprets complex and abstract information in different forms and applies knowledge gained to current and future work
  • Initiative and enterprise: Explores work opportunities and works according to strategy that reflects clear sense of personal work goals within broader professional framework Gathers required information and identifies, evaluates and refines options against agreed criteria using systematic and analytical processes Refines decision-making processes using past experiences and increasing knowledge of different variables that impact decision outcomes
  • Problem solving: Reframes and redefines problems to generate new ideas and perspectives Recognises different conceptual and technical problems and responds to difficulties using current knowledge and past experience to devise solutions
  • Self-management: Monitors compliance with legal and regulatory rights and responsibilities for own work

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Questions about assessing CUAPPR616

What does an assessment tool for CUAPPR616 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAPPR616 needs to address all 44 unit components: 7 elements with 24 performance criteria, 7 performance evidence requirements, 6 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for CUAPPR616?

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