Course completion

Credit:

Students will be awarded the credit upon collecting at least 50 points out of the total 100, as follows:

75% compulsory attendance in seminars - 10 points

Weekly e-learning assignments - max. 20 points

Optional mid-term test - max. 15 points

Final credit test - max. 55 points

Exam: Only students who have been awarded the credit are allowed to sit the exam.

Students will be asked to give an oral presentation on a selected topic of their own choice (based on the course reading). All topics need to be approved by the lecturer no later than Credit week). Assessment of the presentation reflects the use of correct grammar (max. 35 points), relevant terminology (max. 35 poins) and the coherence and fluency of the speech (max. 30 points). The final mark is awarded based on the total number of collected points in line with the ECTS grading scale as follows: 100-90 (A), 89-80 (B), 79-70 (C), 69-60 (D), 59-50 (E), 49-0 (F).

Development of all language skills, consolidation and deepening of knowledge of grammatical structures, and increase in vocabulary with special emphasis on language needed at work in the area of business and management, IT, academic language, knowledge of general English at CEF B1 level.

Students will acquire the basic terminology and language skills necessary for communication in various situations in business and management, especially regarding company organization , production process, trading, presentations and financial matters. They will be made familiar with the terminology necessary for work in IT and with professional academic and IT materials.

CAPEL, W., FLOCKHART, J. and ROBBINS, S. Business Vocabulary in Practice. 3^rd ed. London: HarperCollins Publishers, 2012. X, 173. ISBN 978-0-00-742375-0.

MCCARTHY, M. and O´DELL, F. Academic Vocabulary in Use. 2^nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2016. X, 174. ISBN 978-1-107-59166-0.

REMACHA ESTERAS, Santiago. Infotech: English for Computer Users. Student´s Book. 4^th ed. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013. X, 168. ISBN 978-0-52-1702997.

• Programme BAK-MIn Bachelor's, 1. year of study, winter semester, compulsory-optional