(in Polish) The History of the Later Roman Empire 284-641 a.d. 1202-OG-EN-HLRE

- in class contact hours (participation in lecture) – 30 h -consultation hours of a student – 15 h Self-study hours: - preparing for the lectures (reading the assigned scientific literature, fragments of historical sources etc.) - 45 hrs - Altogether: 90 hours

Student: - has knowledge of political history of the Later Roman Empire from 284 A.D. to 641 A.D., K_W 01, K_W 04, K_W 05 - possesses knowledge about modes of running Roman external policy in this period K_W 01, K_W 04, - is familiar with knowledge about changes in the structure of the Roman society and state in that period K_W 11; K_W 12

Student - is able to enumerate the dynasties reigning in the undivided Roman Empire and in Western and Eastern Empires and is familiar with the most important Roman Emperors from 284 A.D. to 641 A.D. K_U 01 -is able to explain why Western Empire fell in the 5th century a.d.K_U02, K_U 04 - enumerates the ideal virtues of the Emperor K_U 01 - is capable of explaining the changes in the administrative structure and officialdom of the Empire which occurred in Late Antiquity K_U 02 -acquires knowledge in systematic and organized form under the guidance of supervisor with the use of information technology K_U 01 - formulates arguments and is able to discuss using opinions of different authors of historical monographs K_U04, K_U09, K_U10

Student - understands the importance of cultural heritage of Late Antiquity for the modern Europe K_K 01, K_K 07 - understands the need to study of the history of the Roman Empire-K_K07 -is well prepared to team work K_K02

Exploratory teaching methods: -display Expository teaching methods: -informative lecture -problem-based lecture Inquiry based teaching methods -seminar methods

- display

- problem-based lecture
- informative (conventional) lecture

- seminar

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