ECTS Course Catalogue
Course details
Course code:
RIPS10047o12Semester:
2012/2013 summerName:
French languageMajor:
Production Engineering and ManagementStudy Type:
first cycleCourse type:
compulsoryStudy Semester:
2ECTS points:
1Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other):
0 / 30 / 0Lecturer:
Language of instruction:
Polishdepending on the chosen language Learning outcomes:
Knowledge: Basic and selected, everyday vocabulary, simple communicative phrases – according to the requirements on A1 Level (CEFR – Common European Framework of Reference, 2001 - European Reference Level Descriptions in Learning, Warsaw 2003). Skills: LISTENING The student understands: simple words and sentences related to greeting, saying goodbye, everyday activities; slow and clear questions and instructions; the message of clear and short announcements. READING The student can read short and simple texts aloud and understands: overall contents of easy information materials; short, simple description especially with additional graphic content; short and simple written instructions. SPEAKING The student can: introduce himself/herself; spell his or her name and surname; give his or her personal data; ask about his or her interlocutor’s personal data; talk about himself or herself and his or her family; describe his or her daily routines. WRITING The student can write: a short text about himself or herself; a short e-mail; holiday postcard; about where he or she lives and what he or she does; about what he or she likes and how he or she relaxes.Competences:
The student can get by socially on a basic level using simple fixed communicative phrases.Prerequisites:
No required language competence.Course content:
Recommended literature:
Own materials of the lecturer.
Literature depends on the chosen foreign language.
A course book; internet materials, audiovisual aids, etc.Assessment methods:
Crediting the course based on attendance and active participation in the classes, evaluated homework, quizzes and presentations. The final examination checking reading comprehension, language structures and vocabulary.Comment: