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This course is the
continuation of INGL221. The emphasis is placed on developing listening,
speaking, reading and writing skills through an integrated approach. Students
will participate in conversations by using the acquired vocabulary on movies,
travelling, holidays, weddings, and food. Moreover, the students will revise
present simple, present continuous and past simple tenses and they will be also
introduced prepositions of time, future tenses and comparatives. By the end of
the course, the students will be able to tell stories, make invitations, suggestions
and requests, and describe their travels and holidays. It aims at exposing
students to a wide variety of reading passages, providing them with adequate
practice in scanning to find information from texts, guessing meaning from
context, and critical thinking.
This course
encourages students to combine skills from a range of studies to design and
produce objects. Students work with a variety of tools to design, create and
finish presentation models. By working with simple hand tools, metal shop
machinery and painting equipment, students are expected to become familiar with
techniques commonly employed in accurate scale model fabrication, assembly and
finishing. Emphasis is placed on the production of useful process and
presentation models.
- Teacher: Payam Shotorbani