EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT - IMC Fachhochschule Krems

Course Description
The foundation course takes the students up to ‖intermediate‖ level in three semesters.
The course is therefore fast and demanding and requires steady work throughout the
semester.
The objective of the 2nd semester is to develop the communicative competence of the
students as basic users in the private and public domain (everyday life situations).
During the course the students will learn to interact in simple conversations on familiar
topics and they will improve their ability to sustain monologues on these topics. They will
also learn to deal with everyday life situations.
Further the students will practice the comprehension and production of written texts
(personal letters, recipes, compositions and articles) on the topics of the unit contents
and the topics of the first semester.
NB. During the semester the students are also expected to read at home a short book
and to answer questions about its content during the oral exam in order to improve their
ability of understanding longer texts and speaking about them.
Literature
ZIGLIO – RIZZO, Espresso 1, Hueber, Units 6, 8 – 10
BALI`- RIZZO, Espresso 2, Hueber, Units 1, 2
DUCCI, Il signor Rigoni, Hueber (1° livello)
DE GIULI - NADDEO, Maschere a Venezia, Hueber (2° livello)
2o SEMESTRE-MATERIALE INTEGRATIVO (copies of the enlarged topics of the units in the
book found in the IMC library)
Evaluation
Examinations (1 written exam, 1 oral exam )
Assignments
Teaching Methods
Through the use of different media (e.g. cassettes, CD, over-head, written material
power point presentations etc.) the course introduces the students to communicative
techniques as well as to important language structures of the Italian language.
The students will work individually, in pairs, groups and in plenary.
Law II
Semester Hours per week Subject code ECTS
Spring 2 LAW 2
Learning Outcomes / Course Objectives
The course introduces to the central areas of business law. The objective of the course is
to sensitize students for the legal aspects of everyday business life and to make them
familiar with legal problems likely to occur in tourism and leisure management.
Prerequisites / Level
LAW 1
Course Description
The course provides with information on public and private law for tourism and leisure
management.
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