Czech

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Students will be able to:
- Use a wide range of IT vocabulary
- Apply newly acquired knowledge of grammar
- Communicate, argue, discuss, defend and formulate their opinions by means of English for IT
- Understand, analyze, translate, paraphrase IT texts
- Understand, analyze, translate, paraphrase IT listenings
- Understand, analyze, translate, paraphrase, follow and actively participate in conversations and discussions with the IT discourse community members

Passing of HPA1 course is recquiered to enter the course

Not applicable.

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

75% attendance and active participation at classes, fulfilment of given assignments.
Semester test and final exam are requiered to succesfully pass the course

40% - semester test - evaluates the level of knowledge one has acquiered during the semester
30% - written part of the exam - evaluates and asseses student´s abilities to apply the knowledge acquiered
30% - oral part of the exam - evaluates and asseses students communication skills

Communication skills development, text analyss, speech training, specifics of IT English, reading practice.
Training and development of all the B2 CEFR level skills.
The aim of this course is to provide students with the knowledge of IT vocabulary, specifics of English for IT and make them practice conversational abilities in the field of IT. All language skills are practiced every week and they are linked to 12 topics, which cover the majority of the IT environment.

Week 1 - Computer Architecture
Week 2 - Peripherals
Week 3 - Operating systems and Graphical User Interfaces
Week 4 - Applications Programs I: Microsoft Excel
Week 5 - Applications Programs II: Microsoft Word
Week 6 - Applications Programs III: PowerPoint presentations vs. Prezi presentations
Week 7 - Multimedia
Week 8 - Networks + the Internet
Week 9 - The World Wide Web
Week 10 - Data Security
Week 11 - Software Engineering + Data Mining
Week 12 - Recent Developments in IT; the Future of IT; Electronic Publishing; Kindle Readers

Not applicable.

The course is aimed at the development of language competencies required by the students’ future professional environment. The aim of this course is to provide students with students the means, functions and style of professional language. Special attention will be devoted to IT terminology.

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.

The course takes over 13 weeks in the form of language exercises. Attendance at seminars is compulsory (75 %). Absence must be properly apologized. If the absence exceeds 75%, it must be compensated by students for missed hours.

Not applicable.

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BADECKA-KOZIKOWSKA, Monika. English for Students of Electronics and Telecommunications. Wydanie I. Gdańsk: Wydawnictwo Politechniki Gdańskiej, 2015. ISBN 978-83-7348-635-5. (EN)

Not applicable.