LFU:online

Prerequisites for registration: none

Learning Outcome: The graduates of the module - deal with the aspects of body and ergonomics, clothing and space, architecture and technology. - recognise clothing and space as basic human needs for protection, decoration , sta-tus and individual expression. - reflect codes of youth culture in terms of "body cult", fashion, styles in connection with the search for identity. - perceive our cultural (spaces) critically and reflect socio-cultural aspects of fashion, building and living. - capture, analyse, discuss and test materiality, construction, statics and structure of shells, buildings, public and private spaces. - recognise contexts of scientific principles, their technical implementations and ap-ply them in practice. - understand the form, structure and function of everyday devices and can even build simple mechanical objects. - experience a meaningful and responsible handling of body, space and technology. - link acquired knowledge and skills with the competences acquired in the module Material and Technology and apply them.