College Major English – Energy and Power English 2

Author: Bu Yukun
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Based on the newly issued "College English Teaching Syllabus" (Revised Edition) and guided by advanced and practical ESP/EAP research findings, this series of textbooks is compiled. With the main focus on cultivating five comprehensive skills, it meticulously designs "theme-based" texts, systematically teaches reading, listening, speaking, writing, and translation skills, and carefully creates "theme-intertwined" objective exercises and a large number of subjective communicative projects. This facilitates the input of a large amount of useful language information to students through the "language input-interaction-language output" approach. It is also designed for students to engage in self-directed learning. With a student-centered approach, it employs a cyclical, repetitive, cross-cutting, and overlapping training method to help students quickly accumulate professional English knowledge from multiple levels—such as pronunciation, vocabulary, sentence structures, functional notions, discourse, text, and thinking patterns—and rapidly improve their five professional English comprehensive application skills (reading, listening, speaking, writing, and translation), communicative ability, and self-learning ability. This series of textbooks includes Computer English, Electrical and Electronic English, Mechanical English, Material English, Energy and Power English, Civil and Architectural English, Chemical and Chemical Engineering English, Management English, Economics English, Humanities and Social Sciences English, Medical English, and Forestry and Plant Biology English. This set of textbooks is a required course for undergraduate students in their third and fourth years and is intended for use by undergraduate students of all majors when studying professional English in their third and fourth years.