CUAPPR611 — Originate a body of independent creative work
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What an assessment for CUAPPR611 must cover
44 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 Develop conceptual thinking
- 1.1Identify ideas for individualised or specialised research based on current practice
- 1.2Investigate new sources of ideas, trends and research opportunities
- 1.3Evolve personal ideas through evaluation of own practice
- 1.4Identify required copyright and intellectual property requirements
- 1.5Evolve and refine ideas using critical analysis and challenging of assumptions, preconceptions and norms
- 1.6Refine and adapt ideas for work and personal goals based on emerging ideas and research
2 Seek professional opportunities and engagement
- 2.1Pursue opportunities for professional work according to established personal goals and aspirations
- 2.2Evaluate potential commercial opportunities for professional practice
- 2.3Engage with professionals within and outside arts community for further development of own ideas, professional identity and work opportunities
- 2.4Establish sustainable ways of supporting ongoing professional engagement
3 Plan independent creative project
- 3.1Confirm concept and strategy for body of work based on individual research, personal ideas and professional realities
- 3.2Develop and implement plan incorporating objectives, resources, risk and contingency planning, budget and timelines, adjusting plan as required
- 3.3Integrate work promotion, exhibition and communication in planning process
4 Realise body of creative work
- 4.1Create finished work that integrates command of technique, materials and process
- 4.2Deepen engagement with techniques, ideas and relationships between them
- 4.3Challenge, adapt and refine creative work using critical and creative thinking
- 4.4Further evolve and refine ideas using processes of experimentation and exploration
- 4.5Complete work within required timeframes and budget, addressing challenges and adapting approach as required
5 Evaluate professional work
- 5.1Improve own work using constructive feedback from others
- 5.2Evaluate work against planned strategy for own creative practice
- 5.3Evaluate own work and technical skills in context of work by others
- 5.4Adjust work process and practices for improvement of technical, conceptual and commercial outcomes
Performance evidence
- coordinate one coherent body of independent creative work based on body of research and development of own ideas that communicate intended concept.
- undertake and summarise outcomes of individualise research, incorporating: focus on selected idea, material, medium, process or technique; strengths and weaknesses identified in own work; consultation with experienced peers
- develop a plan for body of creative work from initial concept to realisation, incorporating: requirements for sale, promotion or use in public domain; copyright and intellectual property requirements.
- resolve conceptual and technical issues arising within work
- Conduct a skills and work assessment against planned professional practice strategy and in context of work by others to extend own practice
- engage in sustainable ways to support ongoing professional practice and development, including: evaluating and discussing work with peers in professional context; participating in related professional networks, associations or events.
Knowledge evidence
- relationship between ideas, technique, materials and process in art form described in performance evidence
- historical and contemporary influences on chosen area of work
- critical and creative thinking techniques and their application to creative practices
- commercial and professional opportunities for creative work in context of own practice
- project management methodologies required for creative work
- copyright and intellectual property issues and legislation associated with professional creative practice, including ways of identifying requirements related to: self-promotion; contracts
- sustainability issues associated with tools and materials used in chosen creative form
- work health and safety procedures required in relation to chosen creative form.
Foundation skills
- Learning: Analyses completed work using self-appraisal and opinions of others Remains informed about trends and issues related to work environment
- Numeracy: Calculates using whole numbers and routine fractions, decimals or percentages Selects, totals and orders required resources within budgetary and time constraints
- Reading: Identifies, analyses and evaluates new and contemporary information
- Writing: Prepares work documentation incorporating synthesis of knowledge and ideas using required terminology and cohesive language in format required for intended purpose
- Teamwork: Actively builds formal and informal networks at professional level to include key people with expert skills, knowledge and connections
- Initiative and enterprise: Develops goals and strategies for own body of work Identifies improvements to own work using understanding of connection between concepts, ideas and methodologies and different investigative and analytical techniques Gathers required information using systematic and analytical processes in different situations Explores new ideas with understanding of importance for viability and effectiveness of own role
- Planning and organising: Manages complex tasks and understands their contribution to longer term goals Manages requirements, timeframe and cost of creative body of work Revises plans according to personal goals, interests, priorities, and challenges as required
- Problem solving: Identifies how variables impact decision outcomes Determines future decision-making processes according to past experiences
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Questions about assessing CUAPPR611
What does an assessment tool for CUAPPR611 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAPPR611 needs to address all 44 unit components: 5 elements with 22 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 8 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 CUAPPR611?
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Related units
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- CUAPPR314 — Participate in collaborative creative projects
- CUAPPR402 — Select sites for creative projects and plan work
- CUAPPR403 — Store and maintain finished creative work
- CUAPPR406 — Plan work space
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- CUAPPR411 — Realise a creative project
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