English for Technical Communication--books 1 and 2
These two books were published in 2002 by Scitech Publications, Chennai. The copyright is with me.
You may find the following material absorbing. If you do, please recommend them to a publisher in your area.
Like the previous books, these books can be used gainfully to teach English to Arts and Science undergraduates as well.
Thanks in advance.
my email ID: kolilakh29@gmail.com
phone:9840327279
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These two books were published in 2002 by Scitech Publications, Chennai. The copyright is with me.
You may find the following material absorbing. If you do, please recommend them to a publisher in your area.
Like the previous books, these books can be used gainfully to teach English to Arts and Science undergraduates as well.
Thanks in advance.
my email ID: kolilakh29@gmail.com
phone:9840327279
This
Course book is in two volumes.
English for
Technical Communication Volume 1
Its
preface is in Thamizh, the state language of Thamizh Nadu, a Southern State of
India. This book facilitates the effort put in by students from regional medium
to learn science and technical subjects without difficulty by suggesting ways
and means to not consider English as an obstacle. This also introduces you to
equip themselves with skills to tackle written test, group discussion and
interview, the three steps they have to go through to land a job successfully.
Besides, it helps them with tips about how to retain their job.
Next
it enables them to distinguish between hearing capacity and listening ability
and improve your listening skills.
Of
course there are other things as well that are important to them.
Contents
1.
Getting ready for a job
1. introduction
2. discipline (subject) knowledge
3. The English language
4. Communicating
Getting
ready to study technical subjects
Lists of technical and scientific
vocabulary in English and their Thamizh equivalents
2.
Resources
3.
Energy
4.
The computer
5.
Transport
All
the lessons are patterned after a specific design. Here is a sample:
Learning
Segment 1—Resources
Section
1 Listen (1.1, 1.2, 5.6)
30 minutes|
2 Speak [confidence building] 20
minutes| lecture 3
3 Write [4.1] 40 minutes|
4 Identify adjectives
10 minutes| lecture 4
5 Read and write—FOOD [3.1, 3.3,
3.3] 40 minutes|
6 Speak
10 minutes| lecture 5
7 Revise grammar [5.7] tenses 40
minutes|
8 Speak 10
minutes| lecture 6
9 Read and write—FOOD PRESERVATION 40 minutes|
[3.9, 3.10, 5.1, 5.6, 5.12,
5.13]
10 Speak 10
minutes| lecture 7
11 Revise grammar [5.7] tenses 40
minutes|
12 Speak 10
minutes| lecture 8
13 Spell [5.14], pronunciation
[5.15] 40
minutes|
14 Speak
10 minutes| lecture 9
15 Interpret tables [3.5,
4.9]
40 minutes|
16 Speak
10 minutes| lecture 10
17 Read and write—WATER 40
minutes|
[3.2, 3.9, 3.10, 3.8, 4.9]
18 Speak 10
minutes| lecture 11
19 Revise grammar [5.7]
tenses
40 minutes|
20 Speak 10
minutes| lecture 12
21 Read [5.2, 5.12] RAIN WATER
HARVESTING 40 minutes|
22 Speak
10 minutes| lecture 13
23 TUTORIALS
lectures 14—17
Note: 1. In all the Learning Segments, the duration
for Sections is only suggestive. This
Segment could even go beyond 11
hours depending on how slowly the segment is
completed.
2. Throughout this Book, speech
activity is fundamentally a confidence-building
exercise only. 2.1—2.10 of the syllabus
will automatically be taken care of with
the passage of time.
3. The number in brackets in each
Section refers to respective related syllabus items.
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This Volume has four themes: Technology, Communication, Environment and Industry. All thse affect our lives, mould our thoughts and shape our beliefs.
The exercises will make learners think, analyse, reason, infer, imply and express appropriately. They should prepare themselves for the exercises one week before the actual lecture hour.
This Volume ends with the remaining parts of How to get a job and retain it? They consist of Cocurricular activities—seminars, paper presentations, Getting a job—the written test, the G.D., the interview, Retaining the job—pair communication, brainstorming, oral presentation, conferences, reports and listening.
Learning Segments here have the same pattern as the ones they found in Volume 1.
A Note: These two volumes and all subsequent course books have been based on the
syllabuses prescribed by Anna University.
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