Section outline

  • Contact information

    طي الكل توسيع الكل

    University: Djilali Bounaama of Khemis-Miliana

     

    Faculty: Sciences and Technology

     

    Department: Technology

     

    Specialty: Environmental Process Engineering

     

    Level: M1

     

    Module: Technical English and Terminology

     

    Semester: 1

     

    Credit: 01

     

    Coefficient: 01

     

    Course timetable: 1h30

     

    Teacher in charge of the course: Dr. Houria Rezala

     

    Specialty: Process engineering

     

    Diploma: Doctor in Process Engineering

     

    Grade: Associate Professor

     

    Contact: You can contact me on h.rezala@univ-dbkm.dz

     

    Evaluation method: Exam (100%).

     

     

     

     

  • Objectives

    • Teaching objectives:

      Introduce students to technical vocabulary. Reinforce their knowledge of the language. Help them to understand and summarise a technical document. To enable them to understand a conversation in English in a scientific context.

      Recommended prior knowledge:

      Basic English vocabulary and grammar

  • Introduction

    ✓ Environmental Process Engineering
    Environmental Process Engineering is a multidisciplinary field combining aspects of
    mechanical, chemical, thermal and biotechnological process engineering. It focuses on the
    design and operation of industrial processes with minimum impacts on the environment
    (improve our planet by designing systems that treat water, air, and soil. 

  • Chapter I. Written expression

  • Chapter II. Reading comprehension : Reading and analysis of texts relating to the subject

  • References

    Références bibliographiques :
    1. P.T. Danison, Guide pratique pour rédiger en anglais: usages et règles, conseils pratiques, Editions
    d'Organisation 2007
    2. A. Chamberlain, R. Steele, Guide pratique de la communication: anglais, Didier 1992
    3. R. Ernst, Dictionnaire des techniques et sciences appliquées: français-anglais, Dunod 2002.
    4. J. Comfort, S. Hick, and A. Savage, Basic Technical English, Oxford University Press, 1980