Unit 1
Introduction to language aspects-LSRW Skills, English as Second Language, Developing the essential skills of English
| Course Name | English |
| Course Code | 25ENG100 |
| Program | B.Sc. (Hons.) Microbiology, B.Sc. (Honours) in Microbiology and lntegrated Systems Biology |
| Semester | 1 |
| Credits | 3 |
| Campus | Amritapuri |
Introduction to language aspects-LSRW Skills, English as Second Language, Developing the essential skills of English
A selection in poetry
To daffodils (Robert Herrick), Yussouf (J R Lowell), Ozymandias (P B Shelley), The slave’s dream (H W Longfellow), The Ballad of Father Giligan (WB Yeats), Elegy (extract) (Thomas Gray), The Fly (William Blake).
Language practice (Basic grammatical categories for communication)
Parts of speech, Determiners, Modal auxiliaries, Tenses, Phrasal verbs, Connectors expressing purpose, means, cause and effect, comparison and contrast, Concord of number, person, gender, pronoun and antecedent, Voice: Impersonal passive, Modifiers, Nominal compounds, Abbreviations and acronyms, Spelling and Affixation, Punctuation
Language lab, activities related to improving English, Language games
Presentation of skit
To provide the students with an ability to build and enrich their communication skills. To make them familiar with different types of communication. To understand the barriers to effective communication. Engage students in meaningful communication through effective tasks. Identify the basic principles of communication. Analyze the various types of communication. Make use of the essential principles of communication. 8. Identify the prominent methods and models of Communication.
COURSE OUTCOMES:
After completing the course, students shall be able to
CO1: Understand any text in English listening to the inputs given by the teacher in the classroom.
CO2: Interpret the rules of language unconsciously and tune to deduce language structure and usage.
CO3: Demonstrate face-to-face or telephone conversations on familiar topics containing complex grammatical structures with appropriate word choice or grammatical accuracy
CO4: Use the mechanism of language for success in competitive examinations and job-related speaking and writing tasks.
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