Communication

• Reports orally and writing about an assignment carried out at a company or institution, expresses in a clear, structured text and sets out his views.
• Collaborates effectively with professionals in a company or institution.

Additional explanation

• With thesis or internship report, the thesis or report must be independently understandable and meet the usual document standards (including structure, table of contents, summary, references).
• For portfolio grading, the reading guide must be independently understandable and meet all document standards.
• The other professional products must be sufficiently comprehensible for the reader who is familiar with the relevant domain.
• The student can compensate for a lesser documentation competence through an oral explanation. A minimum level of written communication remains necessary (text must be unambiguous for peers in the relevant domain).

Evidence

Portfolio

This portfolio itself is an excellent example of written communication.

Collaboration

During the entirety of this project, I've had standard meetings set up with all parties involved. 

• Every morning, I discuss the day with the other intern. We discuss what needs to be worked on that day and keep each other up to date with the newest developments regarding the game.
• Each Monday or Tuesday, I have a meeting with my company mentor. During this meeting, we discuss all matters regarding the project, personal experience and the tasks up ahead. 
• Each Wednesday or Thursday, me and the other intern have a meeting with the stakeholders. During this meeting we discuss ideas, update them on the current state of the project and whenever possible, show demos. 

Every person is always available by e-mail. If there needs to be any other meeting outside of these planned ones, I can request one at any moment in time. As everybody is working from home, it's important for everyone to be able to stay up to date. This I explain in more detail in the Manage & Control learning outcome.