Teaching plan, KOS4000
	Date	Seminar	Program	Lecturer	Syllabus	
1	17.1.	Lecture	How to develop a project design.
The basic ingredients of project descriptions. 	Berit Thorbjørnsrud	Reading material provided by lecturer.	
2	24.1.	Library course	How to use the library. Orientation on library resources – area-specific library sources, electronic sources; main databanks, main journals, BIBSYS-search etc. 	Svein Engelstad	Reading material provided by lecturer.	
3	7.2.	Lecture	Discourse analysis/propaganda analysis. 	Ruth Schmidt	See “pensum” on this webpage.	
4	14.2.	Lecture	How to plan a socio-linguistic project.	Ingse Skattum	To be provided by lecturer.	
5	28.2.	Lecture	Analysis of material culture and visual arts.	Henning Laugerud	See “pensum” on this webpage.	
7	7.3.	Lecture	Narrative analysis.	Ruth Schmidt	See “pensum” on this webpage.	
8	14.3.	Lecture	Methodology of history. 	Arild E. Ruud	To be provided by lecturer.	
9	21.3.	Lecture	Basic epistemology. 	Dag Tuastad	To be provided by lecturer.	
10	28.3.	Individual meetings	Project ideas. Individual feedback, suggestions or discussion on projects.	Dag Tuastad		
11	11.4.	Submission of drafts	3-5 pages  - submit in Fronter			
12	18.4.	Feedback on drafts	Individual feedback in Fronter 			
13	2.5.	Submission of drafts	One page (1 page, not 2!) is submitted in Fronter. Content: a title, a hypothesis, and a very short summary of the project. For the opponent (for the 9.5. day seminar – see Fronter for organization and e-mail of opponents) you can submit a longer draft. 			
14	9.5.	Day seminar	Presentation of projects and comments from opponents			
	29.5.		Submission final p.d.			
Time and place: Wednesday 16.15 – 18, Seminarrom 504, ES-hus (B-blokka), except library course 24.1.; room 3529, Georg Sverdrups hus (third floor, main library Blindern).