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	'''Don’t Shut Up, Don’t Sit Down; Agency, Gamification and Participation, is a Fachmodul focused on a multidisciplinary approach that includes and requires the participation of different professionals and students. For the winter semester 21-22, the course expects to have a collaborative session joint with the Architecture and Urban Transformations -NEWROPE- chair at ETH Zürich, another with the Chaal Chaal Agency at Ahmedabad, India, and a couple of guest lectures still to be arranged.Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency is a course that researches Citizen Participation and Engagement through spatial interventions. Let's investigate through artistic-based and technologically developed interventions how to make the smart city a human space and not just a data collection machine. '''<br/>		'''Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency is a course that researches Citizen Participation and Engagement through spatial interventions. Let's investigate through artistic-based and technologically developed interventions how to make the smart city a human space and not just a data collection machine.'''<br/>
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	==DESCRIPTION==		==DESCRIPTION==
	~~BThe~~ places we build transform space through systems of relations, memory, and identity. Yet, in the smart city context, this fabric finds further development through networks and platforms fed by big data, the internet of things (IoT), information and communication technology (ICT), as well as sensory inputs. Within this paradigm of emerging tools, citizens -as core participants and constructors of the city- are continuously evolving through these networks and in order to take active roles as smart citizens. As leading Smart Citizens, architects, urbanists, and artists, we have therefore the task to question and design the crossroads of building the Smart City networks and not just its contours: there is an implicit construction of agency to engage with the material, political and environmental challenges, by way of this process.		The places we build transform space through systems of relations, memory, and identity. Yet, in the smart city context, this fabric finds further development through networks and platforms fed by big data, the internet of things (IoT), information and communication technology (ICT), as well as sensory inputs. Within this paradigm of emerging tools, citizens -as core participants and constructors of the city- are continuously evolving through these networks and in order to take active roles as smart citizens. As leading Smart Citizens, architects, urbanists, and artists, we have therefore the task to question and design the crossroads of building the Smart City networks and not just its contours: there is an implicit construction of agency to engage with the material, political and environmental challenges, by way of this process.
	Hence, by setting Smart Citizen Agency as a goal, this project proposes to implement street-level intervention methodologies in the Smart City's networks to provide crossroad spaces for discussion and civic engagement. These intervention methodologies intent to be a platform for multidisciplinary participation based on the conjunction between art, ICT, and IoT, while capable of data gathering and civic feedback for urban planning processes.		Hence, by setting Smart Citizen Agency as a goal, this project proposes to implement street-level intervention methodologies in the Smart City's networks to provide crossroad spaces for discussion and civic engagement. These intervention methodologies intent to be a platform for multidisciplinary participation based on the conjunction between art, ICT, and IoT, while capable of data gathering and civic feedback for urban planning processes.
	A clear understanding of the abstraction processes of the artistic medium as a language system, in addition to a clear and constant perception of the places to be intervened, are basic foundations for reaching artistic and spatial practices that find stronger links with the communities from which they are part.		A clear understanding of the abstraction processes of the artistic medium as a language system, in addition to a clear and constant perception of the places to be intervened, are basic foundations for reaching artistic and spatial practices that find stronger links with the communities from which they are part.
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	==GENERAL OBJECTIVE==		==GENERAL OBJECTIVE==
	~~The~~ instrumentalization of spatial interventions with joint use of ICT and IoT is a method to investigate active smart citizen interaction forms. As a principle, it works by establishing specific interaction sites that do not depend exclusively on digital devices (e.g., smartphones) and invite the smart citizen to engage and take a position on the intervened space within the proposed frameworks for agential participation and commitment to the city.		TThe instrumentalization of spatial interventions with joint use of ICT and IoT is a method to investigate active smart citizen interaction forms. As a principle, it works by establishing specific interaction sites that do not depend exclusively on digital devices (e.g., smartphones) and invite the smart citizen to engage and take a position on the intervened space within the proposed frameworks for agential participation and commitment to the city.
	The objective is, then, to formulate a design methodology that incorporates art and sensory-technology systems for physical and digital space interventions, capable of collecting the input that the Smart Citizen shares with his/her active participation in the physical space.		The objective is, then, to formulate a design methodology that incorporates art and sensory-technology systems for physical and digital space interventions, capable of collecting the input that the Smart Citizen shares with his/her active participation in the physical space.
	Furthermore, as the project intends to establish communication links with the formal urban planning processes, the physical means of designed interventions and the information collected may give rise to other interaction mechanisms and network proposals that have the street level Smart Citizens at the center of sustainable, ethical, and agency Smart Cities.		Furthermore, as the project intends to establish communication links with the formal urban planning processes, the physical means of designed interventions and the information collected may give rise to other interaction mechanisms and network proposals that have the street level Smart Citizens at the center of sustainable, ethical, and agency Smart Cities.

Pfsilvas at 16:02, 30 September 2021

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	''~~Don’t Shut Up, Don’t Sit Down;~~ Agency~~, Gamification and Participation~~'''<br />		''Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency'''<br />
	''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>		''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>
	''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>		''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>
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	'''Don’t Shut Up, Don’t Sit Down; Agency, Gamification and Participation, is a Fachmodul focused on a multidisciplinary approach that includes and requires the participation of different professionals and students. For the winter semester 21-22, the course expects to have a collaborative session joint with the Architecture and Urban Transformations -NEWROPE- chair at ETH Zürich, another with the Chaal Chaal Agency at Ahmedabad, India, and a couple of guest lectures still to be arranged. '''<br/>		'''Don’t Shut Up, Don’t Sit Down; Agency, Gamification and Participation, is a Fachmodul focused on a multidisciplinary approach that includes and requires the participation of different professionals and students. For the winter semester 21-22, the course expects to have a collaborative session joint with the Architecture and Urban Transformations -NEWROPE- chair at ETH Zürich, another with the Chaal Chaal Agency at Ahmedabad, India, and a couple of guest lectures still to be arranged.Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency is a course that researches Citizen Participation and Engagement through spatial interventions. Let's investigate through artistic-based and technologically developed interventions how to make the smart city a human space and not just a data collection machine. '''<br/>
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	==DESCRIPTION==		==DESCRIPTION==
	~~By implementing gamification strategies~~, ~~it is possible to establish collaboration~~ and ~~research spaces that support and inform the spatial design and collective places~~.		BThe places we build transform space through systems of relations, memory, and identity. Yet, in the smart city context, this fabric finds further development through networks and platforms fed by big data, the internet of things (IoT), information and communication technology (ICT), as well as sensory inputs. Within this paradigm of emerging tools, citizens -as core participants and constructors of the city- are continuously evolving through these networks and in order to take active roles as smart citizens. As leading Smart Citizens, architects, urbanists, and artists, we have therefore the task to question and design the crossroads of building the Smart City networks and not just its contours: there is an implicit construction of agency to engage with the material, political and environmental challenges, by way of this process.
	~~The deficiency and scarcity of spaces for collaboration and free exercise of collective rituals required by any community may be rooted~~ in the ~~negligence~~ and ~~incapacity of~~ the ~~administration entities in charge~~ of ~~its planning~~ and ~~supply~~. ~~These circumstances lead many~~ of these ~~communities~~ and ~~their Actors~~ to take ~~responsibility for these spatial constructions, many in precarious conditions but not short of understanding or initiative~~.		Hence, by setting Smart Citizen Agency as a goal, this project proposes to implement street-level intervention methodologies in the Smart City's networks to provide crossroad spaces for discussion and civic engagement. These intervention methodologies intent to be a platform for multidisciplinary participation based on the conjunction between art, ICT, and IoT, while capable of data gathering and civic feedback for urban planning processes.
	As ~~External Actors of such groups~~, ~~some planning practitioners can play a role in creating the institutional support needed for collective learning~~, ~~spatial intervention~~, and ~~design. However~~, ~~those who wish~~ to ~~contribute to such collective projects must be aware of incoherent positions within~~ the ~~dynamics~~ of the ~~social groups that make up the collective. Thus, a distant~~ and ~~abstract understanding~~ of the ~~dilemmas~~ and ~~concerns~~ of ~~the communities does not contribute to the required project solutions~~.		A clear understanding of the abstraction processes of the artistic medium as a language system, in addition to a clear and constant perception of the places to be intervened, are basic foundations for reaching artistic and spatial practices that find stronger links with the communities from which they are part.
	~~Therefore~~, ~~establishing study parameters joined~~ by the ~~community infrastructural or collective projects of different scales must be a central objective~~ for ~~any External Actor~~. ~~Such parameters must seek~~ to ~~include the representative groups that make up the community, but that inclusion cannot~~ be ~~only in name or through simple statistical methods;~~ on the ~~contrary~~, ~~the parameters must nourish active~~ and ~~committed participation~~.		Therefore, in the context of the Bauhaus Universität, Weimar, which invites students of the Master's degree of Media art and design, Mediaarchitecture Master, Architecture master, Urbanism Master, in addition to the students of Public Art a New Artistic Strategies to explore spatial interventions that start from the places and temporal spaces that they inhabit and lead to contributions in artistic education and understanding. <br/>
	~~To motivate such endeavor, it is possible to use game mechanisms and dynamics - even in contexts outside the game itself - seeking to transform the individual~~ understanding of ~~collective problems into empowerment resources. This principle for research allows us to use gamification methods in~~ the ~~study~~ of the ~~city.~~
	~~Finding the elements that foster collaboration and commitment amid seemingly alien activities makes it possible to make community participation~~ a ~~study exercise. Thus~~, ~~through gamification strategies, it is possible~~ to ~~understand the~~ constant ~~dynamics~~ of the ~~community~~ and ~~abstract them into mechanisms~~ that ~~collectively raise questions about~~ the ~~faced challenges. These questions~~ are ~~structured together as a game~~. ~~The participants can propose answers and alternatives~~ in ~~a comprehensive~~ context ~~while confronting and accepting parameters from other community agents.~~
	~~Gamification is not intended to lead participants to seemly childish fantasies; on~~ the ~~contrary~~, ~~it seeks to commit~~ the ~~imagination with reality~~ and ~~nourish bottom-up participation projects.~~
	~~Furthermore~~, ~~within this paradigm of emerging tools~~, ~~citizens -as core participants and constructors~~ of the ~~city- are continuously evolving through these networks~~ and in ~~order to take active roles as open, resilient,~~ and ~~smart citizens (Barns 2020; Hemment and Townsend 2013)~~. <br />

	==GENERAL OBJECTIVE==		==GENERAL OBJECTIVE==
	~~Establish collaboration methods in the project process in specific communities~~ and ~~their requirements for collective spaces, using gamification strategies as~~ a ~~study~~, ~~mediation~~, and ~~empowerment tool~~.		The instrumentalization of spatial interventions with joint use of ICT and IoT is a method to investigate active smart citizen interaction forms. As a principle, it works by establishing specific interaction sites that do not depend exclusively on digital devices (e.g., smartphones) and invite the smart citizen to engage and take a position on the intervened space within the proposed frameworks for agential participation and commitment to the city.
	~~Thus, the practical~~ objective ~~of the course~~ is ~~the instrumentalization of spatial interventions that~~ formulate a design and ~~gamification methodology~~ capable of collecting the input that the ~~Resilient-~~Smart Citizen shares with his/her active participation in the physical space.		The objective is, then, to formulate a design methodology that incorporates art and sensory-technology systems for physical and digital space interventions, capable of collecting the input that the Smart Citizen shares with his/her active participation in the physical space.
	Furthermore, as the project intends to establish communication links with the formal urban planning processes, the physical means of designed interventions and the information collected may give rise to other interaction mechanisms and network proposals that have the street level ~~citizens~~ at the center of ~~resilient,~~ sustainable, ethical, and agency ~~open~~ Cities.		Furthermore, as the project intends to establish communication links with the formal urban planning processes, the physical means of designed interventions and the information collected may give rise to other interaction mechanisms and network proposals that have the street level Smart Citizens at the center of sustainable, ethical, and agency Smart Cities.
	Although the project ~~results~~ should not be specifically built on site, it is expected that the tools obtained during the development of the course will allow students to propose spatial abstractions and artistic proposals that exist either in digital or analog media.<br />		Although the results of the project should not be specifically built on site, it is expected that the tools obtained during the development of the course will allow students to propose spatial abstractions and artistic proposals that exist either in digital or analog media.
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	==SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES==		==SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES==

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	==Links==		==Links==

	*~~https://vimeo.com/520552362~~		*

	[[Category: Pablo Silva Saray]]		[[Category: Pablo Silva Saray]]
	[[Category:~~SS21~~]]		[[Category:WS21]]

Pfsilvas at 15:57, 30 September 2021

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	''~~'Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen~~ Agency'''<br />		''Don’t Shut Up, Don’t Sit Down; Agency, Gamification and Participation'''<br />
	''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>		''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>
	''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>		''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>
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	'''~~Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen~~ Agency is a ~~course~~ that ~~researches Citizen Participation~~ and ~~Engagement through spatial interventions~~. ~~Let's investigate through artistic~~-~~based~~ and ~~technologically developed interventions how to make~~ the ~~smart city a human space~~ and ~~not just~~ a ~~data collection machine~~. '''<br/>		'''Don’t Shut Up, Don’t Sit Down; Agency, Gamification and Participation, is a Fachmodul focused on a multidisciplinary approach that includes and requires the participation of different professionals and students. For the winter semester 21-22, the course expects to have a collaborative session joint with the Architecture and Urban Transformations -NEWROPE- chair at ETH Zürich, another with the Chaal Chaal Agency at Ahmedabad, India, and a couple of guest lectures still to be arranged. '''<br/>
	<br/>		<br/>

	==DESCRIPTION==		==DESCRIPTION==
	The ~~places we build transform space through systems~~ of ~~relations, memory,~~ and ~~identity. Yet,~~ in the ~~smart city context, this fabric finds further development through networks~~ and ~~platforms fed by big data,~~ the ~~internet~~ of ~~things (IoT), information~~ and ~~communication technology (ICT), as well as sensory inputs~~.		By implementing gamification strategies, it is possible to establish collaboration and research spaces that support and inform the spatial design and collective places.
	~~Within this paradigm~~ of ~~emerging tools, citizens -as core participants and constructors of the city- are continuously evolving through~~ these ~~networks~~ and ~~in order~~ to take ~~active roles as smart citizens~~.		The deficiency and scarcity of spaces for collaboration and free exercise of collective rituals required by any community may be rooted in the negligence and incapacity of the administration entities in charge of its planning and supply. These circumstances lead many of these communities and their Actors to take responsibility for these spatial constructions, many in precarious conditions but not short of understanding or initiative.
	As ~~leading Smart Citizens~~, ~~architects~~, ~~urbanists~~, and ~~artists~~, ~~we have therefore the task~~ to ~~question and design~~ the ~~crossroads~~ of ~~building~~ the ~~Smart City networks~~ and ~~not just its contours: there is an implicit construction~~ of ~~agency to engage with~~ the ~~material, political~~ and ~~environmental challenges, by way~~ of ~~this process~~. ~~<br />~~		As External Actors of such groups, some planning practitioners can play a role in creating the institutional support needed for collective learning, spatial intervention, and design. However, those who wish to contribute to such collective projects must be aware of incoherent positions within the dynamics of the social groups that make up the collective. Thus, a distant and abstract understanding of the dilemmas and concerns of the communities does not contribute to the required project solutions.
	~~Hence~~, by ~~setting Smart Citizen Agency as~~ a ~~goal, this project proposes to implement street-level intervention methodologies in the Smart City's networks to provide crossroad spaces~~ for ~~discussion and civic engagement~~. ~~These intervention methodologies intent~~ to be ~~a platform for multidisciplinary participation based~~ on the ~~conjunction between art, ICT~~, and ~~IoT~~, ~~while capable of data gathering~~ and ~~civic feedback for urban planning processes.<br />~~		Therefore, establishing study parameters joined by the community infrastructural or collective projects of different scales must be a central objective for any External Actor. Such parameters must seek to include the representative groups that make up the community, but that inclusion cannot be only in name or through simple statistical methods; on the contrary, the parameters must nourish active and committed participation.
	~~A clear~~ understanding of the ~~abstraction processes~~ of the ~~artistic medium as~~ a ~~language system~~, ~~in addition~~ to ~~a clear and~~ constant ~~perception~~ of the ~~places to be intervened, are basic foundations for reaching artistic~~ and ~~spatial practices~~ that ~~find stronger links with~~ the ~~communities from which they~~ are ~~part~~.~~<br />~~		To motivate such endeavor, it is possible to use game mechanisms and dynamics - even in contexts outside the game itself - seeking to transform the individual understanding of collective problems into empowerment resources. This principle for research allows us to use gamification methods in the study of the city.
	~~Therefore,~~ in ~~the~~ context of the ~~Bauhaus Universität~~, ~~Weimar, which invites students of~~ the ~~Master's degree of Media art~~ and ~~design~~, ~~Mediaarchitecture Master~~, ~~Architecture master, Urbanism Master, in addition to the students~~ of ~~Public Art a New Artistic Strategies to explore spatial interventions that start from~~ the ~~places~~ and ~~temporal spaces that they inhabit~~ and ~~lead to contributions in artistic education~~ and ~~understanding~~.<br />		Finding the elements that foster collaboration and commitment amid seemingly alien activities makes it possible to make community participation a study exercise. Thus, through gamification strategies, it is possible to understand the constant dynamics of the community and abstract them into mechanisms that collectively raise questions about the faced challenges. These questions are structured together as a game. The participants can propose answers and alternatives in a comprehensive context while confronting and accepting parameters from other community agents.
			Gamification is not intended to lead participants to seemly childish fantasies; on the contrary, it seeks to commit the imagination with reality and nourish bottom-up participation projects.
			Furthermore, within this paradigm of emerging tools, citizens -as core participants and constructors of the city- are continuously evolving through these networks and in order to take active roles as open, resilient, and smart citizens (Barns 2020; Hemment and Townsend 2013). <br />

	==GENERAL OBJECTIVE==		==GENERAL OBJECTIVE==
	~~The instrumentalization of spatial interventions with joint use of ICT~~ and ~~IoT is a method to investigate active smart citizen interaction forms. As~~ a ~~principle~~, ~~it works by establishing specific interaction sites that do not depend exclusively on digital devices (e.g.~~, ~~smartphones) and invite the smart citizen to engage~~ and ~~take a position on the intervened space within the proposed frameworks for agential participation and commitment to the city~~.~~<br />~~		Establish collaboration methods in the project process in specific communities and their requirements for collective spaces, using gamification strategies as a study, mediation, and empowerment tool.
	~~The~~ objective is~~, then, to~~ formulate a design methodology ~~that incorporates art and sensory-technology systems for physical and digital space interventions,~~ capable of collecting the input that the Smart Citizen shares with his/her active participation in the physical space. ~~<br />~~		Thus, the practical objective of the course is the instrumentalization of spatial interventions that formulate a design and gamification methodology capable of collecting the input that the Resilient-Smart Citizen shares with his/her active participation in the physical space.
	Furthermore, as the project intends to establish communication links with the formal urban planning processes, the physical means of designed interventions and the information collected may give rise to other interaction mechanisms and network proposals that have the street level ~~Smart Citizens~~ at the center of sustainable, ethical, and agency ~~Smart~~ Cities.~~<br />~~		Furthermore, as the project intends to establish communication links with the formal urban planning processes, the physical means of designed interventions and the information collected may give rise to other interaction mechanisms and network proposals that have the street level citizens at the center of resilient, sustainable, ethical, and agency open Cities.
	Although the results ~~of the project~~ should not be specifically built on site, it is expected that the tools obtained during the development of the course will allow students to propose spatial abstractions and artistic proposals that exist either in digital or analog media.<br />		Although the project results should not be specifically built on site, it is expected that the tools obtained during the development of the course will allow students to propose spatial abstractions and artistic proposals that exist either in digital or analog media.<br />

	==SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES==		==SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES==

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	''Language:'' English<br/>		''Language:'' English<br/>
	''Location:'' Online (Discord, MIRO, BigBlueButton)<br/>		''Location:'' Online (Discord, MIRO, BigBlueButton)<br/>
	''First Meeting:'' '''20.04.2021 / 18:30 ~~- https://discord.gg/Y55Cdz8cdR~~'''<br/>		''First Meeting:'' '''20.04.2021 / 18:30'''<br/>
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Pfsilvas at 09:15, 11 April 2021

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	''Language:'' English<br/>		''Language:'' English<br/>
	''Location:'' Online (Discord, MIRO, BigBlueButton)<br/>		''Location:'' Online (Discord, MIRO, BigBlueButton)<br/>
	''First Meeting:'' '''20.04.2021 / 18:30'''<br/>		''First Meeting:'' '''20.04.2021 / 18:30 - https://discord.gg/Y55Cdz8cdR'''<br/>
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Pfsilvas at 13:20, 31 March 2021

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	''Language:'' English<br/>		''Language:'' English<br/>
	''Location:'' Online (Discord, MIRO, BigBlueButton)<br/>		''Location:'' Online (Discord, MIRO, BigBlueButton)<br/>
	''First Meeting:'' '''20.04.2021'''<br/>		''First Meeting:'' '''20.04.2021 / 18:30'''<br/>
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Pfsilvas at 13:20, 31 March 2021

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	~~"""~~Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency""'<br />		'''Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency'''<br />
	''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>		''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>
	''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>		''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>

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	''"""Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency"""''<br />		"""Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency""'<br />
	''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>		''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>
	''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>		''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>

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	''Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency''<br />		''"""Architectural Interventions for Smart Citizen Agency"""''<br />
	''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>		''Instructor:'' [[Pablo Silva Saray]]<br/>
	''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>		''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 2 [[SWS]]<br/>