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Katedra odbornej jazykovej prípravy
•Paulínska 16, 917 24 Trnava
•033 5511 500
•PaedDr. Dagmar Rusková
Povinný predmetJazyk:
• anglický• nemecký• ruský• francúzsky
Výber jazyka sa uskutočňuje na základe najlepšie osvojeného jazyka.
Jazyk sa nevyučuje od začiatočníckej úrovne.
Obsahom kurzu je odborná jazyková príprava.
Zmena jazyka je možná v prvom ročníku na základe žiadosti na pedagogickom oddelení MTF STU v Trnave.
Štyri semestre:•1. ročník – letný semester
Zápočet (účasť, osvojenie si učiva)
•2. ročník – zimný semesterZápočet (úspešné zvládnutie písomného testu z učiva predchádzajúceho semestra, predloženie odborného jazykového textu v anglickom jazyku)
•2. ročník – letný semesterZápočet (úspešné zvládnutie písomného testu z učiva predchádzajúceho semestra, predloženie terminologického slovníka k odbornému textu)
•3. ročník – zimný semesterZápočet (úspešné zvládnutie písomného testu z učiva predchádzajúceho semestra, predloženie písomného prekladu odborného textu). Skúška – ústna.
Výber odborného jazykového textu
• text v anglickom jazyku
• rozsah – do päť strán
• obsah – problematika študijného odboru
• autorstvo textu – pôvodne anglicky píšuci autor
• zdroje – knižné, časopisecké, Internet (iba pdf/rtf fultexty)
• NIE manuál na používanie prístrojov a zariadení
• NIE reklamné a firemné texty
Obsah konzultácie:
• Personal and professional information• Properties of engineering materials• Shapes and dimensions• Location• Safety at work• Numbers and numeral operations• University, faculty and university study
Personal and professional information
I graduated from Columbia University in 1971. I studied international relations and a little Japanese. After graduation I worked for a small import-export company in New York. I was with their salesforce for about five years. Then, in 1976, I began working for Yamashita, a Japanese company. I am currently with their head office in Tokyo. My responsibility is to begin the export of industrial robots to North America. I live in Tokyo and I’m married to a Japanese woman. We have a child, a son. I enjoy playing golf and tennis but I’m afraid I don’t have a lot of spare
time.
I graduated from Stanford University in 1973. I studied electrical engineering. After graduation I went to work for a company in San Francisco for two years. Then in 1976 I went back to school and I got my MBA. In 1978 went to work for Advanced Technologies Incorporated. It’s my responsibility to help cut the production costs for a new factory that’s going to be built near San Francisco. I want to increase the use of industrial robots, to cut costs and improve productivity. I am divorced and I have no children. I enjoy playing golf, when I have the time.
Travel / traveledFly / flewVisit / visitedAttend / attendedMeet / metGive / gaveHave/ hadPlay / playedWrite / wroteSend / sent
What did he do?Where did he travel?Did he play golf?
He attended the trade show.He did not travel to Slovakia.He didn´t play footbal.
Properties of engineering materialselasticelasticity
flexible
flexibility
brittlebrittleness
toughtoughness
hard
hardness
soft softness
good/bad conductor
conductivity
insulator
One-dimensional shapes
. a point
–––––––– a straight line
an angle
a diagonal line
–––––––– a horizontal line
–––––––– parallel lines
a curved line a vertical line
The letter E has one vertical line and three horisontal lines. It also has four angles.Which of the following letters are described below?
D M C H F L Z B
a) A letter with 2 horisontal lines and 1 vertical line.
b) A letter with 1 curved line and no straight lines.
c) A letter with 2 curved lines and 1 vertical line.
d) A letter with 2 paralel vertical lines, 1 horisontal line and 4 angles.
e) A letter with 2 vertical lines and 2 diagonal lines.
Two-dimensional shapes
a circle a triangle
a square
a rectangle
a semicircle
Three-dimensional shapes
a cube a cylinder
a rectangular prism
a hemisphere
a cone a sphere
Shapes and dimensions
OVER
UNDER
ON
IN FRONT OF
BEHIND
Safety at work
Rules for using gas welding equipment
1. Use dark goggles or a handshield.
2. Never use compressed gas cylinders for working on.
3. Do not put oil or grease on oxygen valves or fittings.
4. Keep hose lines out of gangways.
5. Do not let cylinders get hot.
6. Keep fire extinguishing equipment near you.
7. Make sure there is nothing near you that burns easily.
8. Do not lift cylinders by their valves and fittings.
9. Use screens to protect other people from glare.
10. Never handle a hot workpiece.
11. Store cylinders so that they cannot move.
12. Return equipment to the right place when you finish.
The man is lifting cylinders by their valves.
There is petrol near the welding area.
..................................................................
The man isn't wearing glasses.The man is welding so close to
cylinders.Equipment is not in the right place.The man is handling a hot workpiece.
Never smoke in the toilets.
Never store your bag above your head.
Do not use a radio inside the aircraft.
Always fasten the seat belt on take-off and landing.
Do not blow up your life-jacket inside the aircraft.
Always know where the exits are.
Numbers and numeral operations
ADDITION
10 + 5 = 15
One plus five equals (to) fifteen.
One plus five is equal to fifteen.
SUBTRACTION
21 – 13 = 8
Twenty-one minus thirteen equals (to) eight.
Twenty-one minus thirteen is equal to eight.
MULTIPLICATIONa x b = c
„A“ multiplied by „b“ equals (to) „c“.„A“ multiplied by „b“ is equal to „c“.
DIVISIONc : b = a
„C“ divided by „b“ equals (to) „a“.„C“divided by „b“ is equal to „a“.
▼EQUATION
NON-EQUATION
a ≠ b
„A“ does not equal (to) „b“.
„A“ is not equal to „b“.
a > b
„A“ is greater than „b“.
b < a
„B“ is less than „a“.
DECIMAL NUMBERS
142.7129
one hundred and forty-two point seven one two nine
0.036
(nought) point nought three six
FRACTIONS
½ one half
¼ one quarter
¾ three quarters
⅛ one eighth
⅜ three eighths
a+b a plus b over three
3
POWER-TAKING
a2 a squared
a3 a cubed
a4 a to the fourth/ to the power four
an a to the nth/ a to the power n
ROOT-TAKING
√a the square root of a3√a the cube root of a
4√a the fourth root of a
Slovak University of Technology
in Bratislava
Faculty of Materials Science and Technologyin Trnava
Faculties
1. Faculty of Civil Engineering2. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering3. Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information
Technology4. Faculty of Chemical and Food Technology5. Faculty of Architecture6. Faculty of Materials Science and Technology
Departments
Department of Applied MechanicsDepartment of Engineering Pedagogy and PsychologyDepartment of Environmental and Safety EngineeringDepartment of FormingDepartment of FoundryDepartment of Humane SciencesDepartment of Industrial Engineering and Management Department of Information Technology and AutomationDepartment of LanguagesDepartment of Machining and Assembly Department of Materials EngineeringDepartment of MathematicsDepartment of Non-Metallic MaterialsDepartment of Physical Education and SportsDepartment of PhysicsDepartment of Quality EngineeringDepartment of Technological Devices and Systems Department of Welding
Bachelor degree courses (3 years) • Machine Production Technology• Technological Devices and Systems• Materials Engineering• Environmental Engineering• Information Technology and Automation in Industry• Industrial Engineering and Management• Production Quality Engineering• Safety Technology
2. Master of Science degree courses (2 years)
