Terminology A and B - German language, level 1 3200-M1-2TAB1N
The course is aimed at deepening the knowledge of the terminology of languages A and B on the example of two selected modules from among those proposed in a given cycle of education in the field of legal, economic, technical, medical, political terminology, in the field of culture and art.
Exercises pursue different goals: from distinguishing general texts from specialist texts, learning specialist terminology from selected thematic circles, expanding the range of specialist vocabulary, through improving language skills in selected fields in A and B, to improve the process of translating specialist texts and creating terminological glossaries with the option of exporting data to translation memories.
Students prepare for specialist translation and solve terminological problems encountered using terminology sources available in A and B and improve skills in the qualitative assessment of terminology sources.
The range of topics is tailored to the module. As in the description of "Information about the group".
The subject is assigned 2 ECTS points, which means:
30 hours - attendance and work during the course (1 ECTS) and
30 hours - preparation for the course and tests.
TOTAL: 60 HOURS = 2 ECTS
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Term 2024L:
The course is aimed at deepening the knowledge of the terminology of languages A and B on the example of two selected modules from among those proposed in a given cycle of education in the field of legal, economic, technical, medical, political terminology, in the field of culture and art. The range of topics is tailored to the module. As in the description of "Information about the group". The subject is assigned 2 ECTS points, which means: 30 hours - attendance and work during the course (1 ECTS) and 30 hours - preparation for the course and tests. TOTAL: 60 HOURS = 2 ECTS |
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Type of course
Mode
Term 2023L: Blended learning Classroom Remote learning | General: Classroom | Term 2024L: Blended learning Classroom Remote learning |
Learning outcomes
After completing the course the student demonstrates the following skills:
(KNOWLEDGE) - the graduate knows and understands:
- the complex structure of the language as a system and its historical variability (K2_W01)
- linguistics terminology, in particular terminology (K2_W02)
- main development directions and the most important scientific achievements in the field of linguistics (K2_W06)
- interrelationships of applied linguistics (in particular terminology) with other fields of science (K2_W09)
- major research centers in the field of terminology (K2_W10)
- in the extended scope the role of language in communication between people and cultures, as well as cultural differences being an important factor in shaping relationships in the modern world (K2_W11)
- in-depth socio-economic and legal realities in the areas related to the languages studied (K2_W12)
- key concepts used in the fields of knowledge that are the subject of study (terminology), i.e. the concept of text, specialist text, terminology base, terminology dictionary, as well as the structure of languages A and B; (S2.3_W01)
- main development trends in terminology (from traditional dictionaries to multilingual specialized terminology databases) (S2.3_W02)
- fundamental dilemmas of modern translation studies related to acting at the interface: a) different cultures (cultural differences, ethical and religious problems, diplomacy), b) fields of knowledge (specialized translation), c) representatives of various social layers (communication: layman - professional, professional-professional) (S2.3_W04)
- rules for the protection of intellectual property and copyright in relation to terminological activities (S2.3_W07)
- basic principles of the terminologist's activity on the contemporary labor market in Poland and in other countries (development opportunities, expectations of employers, professional organizations) (S2.3_W08)
- terminologist work environment (S2.3_W09)
(SKILLS) - the graduate can:
- to deeply identify characteristic cultural elements and properly interpret socio-historical changes taking place in relation to the realities of the studied language area (K2_U02)
- advanced search, analyze, evaluate and select information in the native language and foreign languages using the latest information and communication technologies (K2_U03)
- independently use advanced research tools in applied linguistics, including appropriately selected methods and tools to solve problems and create in-depth interpretations (K2_U04)
- communicate using different communication channels and techniques with specialists in linguistics and non-specialists in native and foreign language in typical and non-standard professional situations requiring knowledge of techniques, strategies and various communication channels, and is able to counteract conflicts by using language as a communication tool (K2_U05)
- use language B in speech and writing at level C2 of the European System of Description for Language Education (K2_U07)
- cooperate and work in a group, assuming various roles (including the role of a terminologist) (K2_U09)
- lead the group, assuming responsibility for the results of its work (K2_U10)
- independently acquire
Assessment criteria
As in the description of "Information about the group".
Bibliography
As in the description of "Information about the group".
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Term 2024L:
Arntz, Reiner/Picht, Heribert/Schmitz, Klaus-Dirk, 2014, 7. Aufl. Einführung in die Terminologiearbeit, Hildesheim et al.: Georg Olms Verlag. |
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