Foreign Language 3 (English) MKTRN04032

Course content:

SUBJECT AREAS - occupational safety and health, instructions and orders, adhering to principles, the natural environment, determining cause and effect, describing the functioning of systems.

GRAMMAR - modal verbs in passive and active forms and in future forms, present participles, adverbial phrases of cause and effect.

(in Polish) Rodzaj przedmiotu

(in Polish) Fakultatywny

Course coordinators

Dorota Ostrowska

Learning outcomes

Students use the English language at B2 level in everyday contacts and in professional situations

Assessment criteria

Assessment: written tests, spoken and written home assignments, active participation in classes

During the semester, the student may be awarded maximum 100 points:
- 30 points for one or more tests, where at least one test will include language items from the student's field of study;
- 20 points for different types of classwork projects and assignments, including speaking tasks;
- 50 points for the module test.
Grading system:
Satisfactory (grade 3.0):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 51 - 69 points.
Satisfactory + (grade 3.5):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 70 - 76 points.
Good (grade 4.0):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 77 - 83 points.
Good + (grade 4.5):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 84 - 89 points.
Excellent (grade 5.0)
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 90 - 100 points.

Practical placement

none

Bibliography

Basic references:
1. Bonamy D.: Technical English 3. Pearson Longman, 2011
2. Fisiak J., Adamska-Sałaciak A., Idzikowski M., Jagła E., Jankowski M., Lew R.: Słownik Współczesny angielsko-polski polsko-angielski. Pearson Longman, 2006
3.Hewings M.: Advanced Grammar in Use. Cambridge University Press, 2005

Supplementary references:
1. Weber M., Brzosko Ł.: English for engineers. Oficyna Wydawnicza Politechniki Bialostockiej, Białystok, 2010
2. Ibbotson M. : Cambridge English for Engineering. Cambridge University Press, 2008