Tuesday, 16 September 2014

Lecture Schedule for 1st Year ENGLISH LAB

SCHEME OF COURSE WORK & LECTURE PLAN
B. Tech Semester I
Reading and Writing Skills (13HE1102)
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Course Details:
Course Title
English Language Lab (ELL)
Course Code
13HE1102   
L    T    P    C
0 0 3 2
Program:
B. Tech.
Specialization:
Common to all branches
Semester
I / II
Prerequisites
Basics of English up to +2 level
Courses to which it is a prerequisite
N/A

Course Outcomes (COs):

The Students will be able to …
1
Distinguish and use spoken English and respond appropriately.
2
Produce language in formal and informal contexts.
3
Demonstrate oral skills in debates and group discussions.
4
Show  fluency in speech
5
Identify the sounds of English and use stress and intonation in connected speech

Program Outcomes (POs):
                                                                A graduate of engineering will be able to

1
Able to apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals to solve complex chemical engineering problems.
2
Attain the capability to identify, formulate and analyse problems related to chemical engineering and substantiate the conclusions
3
In a position to design solutions for chemical engineering problems and design system components and processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration to public health and safety.
4
Able to perform analysis and interpretation of data by using research methods such as design of experiments to synthesize the information and to provide valid conclusions.
5
Able to select and apply appropriate techniques from the available resources and modern chemical engineering and software tools, and will be able to predict and model complex engineering activities with an understanding of the practical limitations.
6
Able to carry out their professional practice in chemical engineering by appropriately considering and weighing the issues related to society and culture and the consequent responsibilities.
7
Able to understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions on environmental safety.
8
Transform into responsible citizens by resorting to professional ethics and norms of the engineering practice.
9
Able to function effectively in individual capacity as well as a member in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary streams.
10
Able to communicate fluently on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and society, and will be able to prepare reports and make presentations effectively.
11
Able to apply knowledge of engineering and management principles while managing projects in multidisciplinary environments.
12
Engage in independent and life-long learning in their specialized areas of chemical engineering.

Course Outcome versus Program Outcomes:

COs
PO1
PO2
PO3
PO4
PO5
PO6
PO7
PO8
PO9
PO10
PO11
PO12
CO-1









M


CO-2








S
S


CO-3









S


CO-4









S

M
CO-5









S

M

S - Strongly correlated, M - Moderately correlated, Blank - No correlation


Assessment Methods:
Listening Test/GD / Individual or Team Presentation / Internal test / End Exam

Teaching-Learning and Evaluation

Week
Topic / CONTENTS
Course Outcomes
Sample questions
*Teaching-Learning Strategy
Assessment Method & Schedule
1
Teacher: Introduction to Communication Skills
Students Activity: Introducing Oneself
CO 2
Introduce yourself?
What motivated you to join Engineering?
Lecture, PPT, Task-based interaction

Feedback & Diagnosis of learner needs.
2
T: Listening Comprehension
S: Listening to Some Audio/Video Clips
CO1
Fill in the blanks, Answer Multiple choice questions after listening to an audio file?
Lecture, PPT, Task-based interaction
Feedback & Evaluation,
3
T: Reference Skills(Dictionary skills, Note-Making& Note Taking)
CO4&CO5
Make notes on the following passage.
Search the idioms of the word ‘make’ with the help of CALD/OALD?
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
4
T : Introduction to Phonetics: Consonants/ Vowels
S: Listening to the sounds of English and Practicing
CO 5
Recognize and produce English Vowel Sounds
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
Practice
5
T : Introduction to Phonetics: Consonants/ Vowels
S: Listening to the sounds of English and Practicing
CO 5
Recognize and produce following English Consonant Sounds.
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
Practice
6
T: Oral Presentation Skills (Individual/Pair)
S: JAM (Just A Minute) Sessions
CO3&CO4
Speak a minute on your chosen topic. (extempore)
Task-based interaction
Individual or Team Presentation
& Evaluation
7
T: Oral Presentation  Skills (Individual/Pair)
S: Presentations (Oral)
CO3&CO4
Present a talk on a current issue such as global warming...etc.

Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
Feedback & Continuous Evaluation

8
I CYCLE LAB TEST
9
T: Word Stress
S: Stress practice
CO 5
Place the stress on the given word set:
Object(V), Object(N)

Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
Practice
10
T: Instructions on Situational Dialogue/Role Play /
S: Enacting  Roleplays
CO1, CO2
Role-play - A scene at library. / A situation at railway station.
Task-based interaction
Feedback & Continuous Evaluation
11
T: Group Discussion
S: GD practice
CO 1, CO3, CO4
Discuss the topic ‘ entry of foreign Universities in India’
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
Feedback & Evaluation,

12
T: Group Discussion
S: GD practice
CO 1, CO3, CO4
Discuss topics  such as  Present state of Indian Politics…etc
Task-based interaction
Feedback & Evaluation
13
T: Debate
S: Debate practice
CO 1, CO3, CO4
Are disasters natural or man-made? Debate
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction

14
T: Telephonic Communication
S: practice
CO 1, CO2
Enact a conversation on booking a hotel reservation.
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction
Feedback & Continuous Evaluation
15
T:Team presentations (PPTs)
S: Practice
CO 3, CO4,
Present your
Ideas (theme-based).
Lecture, PPT,  Video modules, Task-based interaction

16
T:Team presentations (PPTs)
S: Practice
CO 3, CO4
Present a chosen topic on PPT mode.
Task-based interaction

17
II CYCLE LAB TEST
18/19
END EXAM