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FACHSPRACHEN Seminare 050 680 Smith From IT to the Moon – ESP Science and Technology, 4 CP 2 st. mo 10-12 GABF 04/413 Süd The seminar will seek to introduce students to the language of a broad range of ESP domains with a focus on science and technology. Thus texts will be read and analysed from numerous disciplines such as: physics, computer science, and engineering (on various scales). The details of the manner in which students can obtain their credit points will be discussed at the beginning of the course. The usual attendance rules apply. 050 681 Smith Translating ESP, 4 CP 2 st. mi 12-14 GABF 04/413 Süd The course will take in a wide variety of texts. To obtain their marks students will be expected to attempt to translate the various texts from one week to the next and be prepared to discuss their approaches and variants in class - including providing details of the sources used and the choices made from a practical and theoretical point of view. In addition to being obliged to join at least one group presenting in brief a translation theory at the beginning of each class, each student will be expected to keep a learner's diary. The usual attendance rules apply. Suggested Reading: Anthony Pym, Exploring Translation Theories (London and New York: Routledge, 2010) Sándor Hervey, Ian Higgins and Michael Loughridge, Thinking German Translation (London and New York: Routledge, 2000).
050 682 Versteegen Language of the Law, 4 CP 2 st. di 12-14 GABF 04/413 Süd In this seminar, we will explore the use of legal language within its cultural contexts. Students will learn to understand the fundamental ideas underlying the legal systems of Britain, the USA, and – to some extent – also of Germany. We will study the historical development and the present state of legal institutions, legal professions and important legal principles. Much of the course work will be devoted to case studies focusing on topical issues (introduction of ID cards in the UK, European law vs. national law etc.) as well as on famous court cases which have had a lasting influence on the administration of justice today. All students will be expected to give a short presentation (e.g. introducing an institution, a procedure, or a classic case). The course will conclude with a written exam – though, alternatively, students may also choose to submit a research paper in order to obtain credit. Übungen 050 684 Poziemski Wirtschaftsenglisch I, 3 CP Gruppe A: 2 st. di 16-18 GABF 04/413 Süd This Business English class is intended as an introduction to the language and topics of business and commerce. Course credits will be awarded to participants who complete the various homework assignments and online assignments. Course materials: Englisch in Wirtschaft und Handel, Cornelsen, 2002. Other course materials will be provided during the semester.
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