Terminology A and B - German language, level 2 3200-M2-2TAB2N

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)

- terminology in the field of linguistics, in particular in the field of 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)

- the extended 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 different 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 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 knows how to prevent conflicts by using language as a communication tool (K2_U05)

 - use language B in speaking 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 knowledge in the field of linguistics (terminology) and assess the usefulness of learned methods, practices and procedures in their own professional activity (K2_U11)

- plan and implement your own lifelong learning independently, using foreign language skills (K2_U12)

- use possessed knowledge of terminology (S2.3_U01)

- formulate and solve complex and unusual terminological problems and perform tasks in an innovative manner in conditions not fully predictable by: - ​​proper selection of sources and information derived from them, assessment, critical analysis and synthesis of this information, - selection and application of appropriate methods and tools, including advanced information and communication techniques (S2.3_U02)

- use possessed knowledge of terminology in order to make appropriate observation of the text and its analysis (S2.3_U03)

- formulate and solve problems and perform tasks typical of professional terminology activities related to the field of study (S2.3_U04)

- communicate on specialized topics with diverse audiences, conduct a debate on theoretical and practical aspects of terminology, use a foreign language in speech and writing at the level C2 of the European System for the Description of Language Training and specialized terminology (S2.3_U06)

- present the results of their observations and analyzes, as well as issue judgments in terms of terminology (S2.3_U07)

- manage the work of the team; cooperate with other people as part of team work and take a leading role in teams (S2.3_U08)

- translate the written or oral text into the languages

Teaching methods giving: description, talk, problem / conversation lecture, explanations, discussing, anecdotes, discussing errors;
Didactic methods seeking: problem-based: problem solving, practice based on the use of various sources of knowledge (film, photographs, texts, recordings, educational applications), exchange of ideas, analysis of source texts, tasks, questions and answers, case analysis, projects, expert table;
Teaching methods exposing: drama, simulations, role-playing and situational dialogues, preparation of a presentation / paper, interviews;
Methods of work: group / pair classes / individual work, individual consultations, exercises, debate, discussions, listening / reading (comprehension), editing texts, translations, language games and plays, written works, work cards.

Details of the literature are presented by persons conducting individual courses.

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