ENS4202 Secretarial English
Final Scores
| _ens4201_evening_scores.xlsx |
Having gone through the scores, I have raised the scores for the folder slightly for each group to fairly reflect the overall ability of the class, and taking into account the problems with the course (the textbook and lack of time etc.). I am fairly happy that the scores for the group fairly reflect the effort and ability of the students
| folder_feedback.docx |
Chapters in the course text book for the final exam
The final exam will only be based on these chapters. I will closely use questions from the book in the final exam. I will try to avoid using questions with ambiguous answers.
The final exam will only be based on these chapters. I will closely use questions from the book in the final exam. I will try to avoid using questions with ambiguous answers.
Due to the lack of arrival of the course text book (after 4 classes), and the compressed nature of the course, I am going to change the course grading structure to be the following:
Attendance- 10%
Presentation- 30% (it will now be 15 minutes in length)
Group Folder- 60% (your input should now equate to what you consider to be a fair reflection of 60% of the course hours in terms of research, planning, working on and collating).
This will supersede the information on the course syllabus. If the textbook arrives, you may use it for a reference point, but there will no longer be a final exam, and therefore you are not required to learn chapters from the book in preparation for it.
The presentation day will now replace the final exam day, giving you one extra day for preparation. Remember that the final class will be in the NMB Building Room 402.
Attendance- 10%
Presentation- 30% (it will now be 15 minutes in length)
Group Folder- 60% (your input should now equate to what you consider to be a fair reflection of 60% of the course hours in terms of research, planning, working on and collating).
This will supersede the information on the course syllabus. If the textbook arrives, you may use it for a reference point, but there will no longer be a final exam, and therefore you are not required to learn chapters from the book in preparation for it.
The presentation day will now replace the final exam day, giving you one extra day for preparation. Remember that the final class will be in the NMB Building Room 402.
ENS4201 Classes
(IIS Building 7th floor, Room 2)
Important dates
Aug 4
Aug 5
Aug 6
Aug 7
Aug 8
Aug 11
Aug 13
Aug 15 -
Aug 16 - Presentations (You will present 15 minutes) / Hand in project. (The final exam will be based on questions that come from chapters of the textbook I assign in class or for homework). This class is only 3 hours long (9am-12pm). It will be in NMB room 402 on this day
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Aug 5
Aug 6
Aug 7
Aug 8
Aug 11
Aug 13
Aug 15 -
Aug 16 - Presentations (You will present 15 minutes) / Hand in project. (The final exam will be based on questions that come from chapters of the textbook I assign in class or for homework). This class is only 3 hours long (9am-12pm). It will be in NMB room 402 on this day
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Group folder
Please find the relevant information about the group folder in the following file
| ____ens4201_group_folder.docx |
Group Presentation
(You may present for between 10-15 minutes)
| __ens4201_presentation.pptx |
Course textbook
| cambridge_-_business_vocabulary_in_use_intermediate__upper-intermediate_2002.pdf |
Course Information and syllabus
The following file contains information about the course including the course syllabus
| ens4201_information_and_syllabus.docx |
General Rules
- Do not use phones for social networking in class.
- Phones can only be used for dictionaries course materials. Using them can lead to a loss of attendance.
- Do not sign in your friends in the morning or you will lose your attendance score
- Do not copy or cheat
- Confirm your attendance in the class
- There are no re-takes permitted for this course. If you fail the course you must re-take it when is next offered
Contact
Please email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. Please check all of the pages of the course website before emailing me.
