Czech

Not applicable.

The ability to orientate oneself in the cultural and professional maze of the current Euroamerican civilization.
The ability to use English in a wide range of everyday situations.
The knowledge of various writing techniques plus the rules of team work and business communication in English.
The ability to understand natural spoken English.

The fundamental prerequisite consists in good command ot the English language as defined by the current XAN4 exam.
Students wishing to sit the course exam and obtain the credits are required to attend no less than 75% of all the tutorials/lectures.

Not applicable.

Teaching methods include language seminars and homework. Students have to actively participate in classes.

Credit
Examination

I. Introduction. Aspects of the English language. Discussing the students´needs and requirements.
II. Cultural heritage and practice of the Euroamerican civilization.
III. Elements of practical communication: Discussion and opinions.
IV. Cultural workshop I.
V. Writing and interpretation of texts. Homework.
VI. Cultural workshop II.
VII. Presentations. Presenting and the related skills development. Homework review and new assignment.
VIII. Cultural workshop III.
IX. English in Electrical Engineering: Strategies, studying and practice.
X. Cultural workshop IV.
XI. English in Electrical Engineering: Reading and translation.
XII. Revision.
XIII. Semester test.

Not applicable.

The development of knowledge and skills related to both general and professional use of English.
Communicating an image of cultural elements supporting the current Euroamerican civilization.

The content and forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified by a regulation issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

Wellman, Guy: The Heinemann English Wordbuilder. Praha: SPN, 1991.

Not applicable.