[D-Link]Basic English for Computing

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Author: Glendinning, E. & McEwan, J.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0194574709
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Publication Date: 2003
Price: £14.00
Description:
Basic English for Computing is suitable for students at elementary to pre-intermediate level who need to upgrade their knowledge of English in a professional context. It is intended for use in universities, colleges and technical schools or on in-house training programmes.

28 topic based units cover key areas such as computer uses and applications, networks, the internet, multimedia, programming, and future trends. Five 'interview' units focus on different types of work, from computing student to systems manager. Key language and vocabulary is presented via a range of authentic contexts and the four skills are developed in areas of practical use in professional situations.

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Author: Glendinning, E. & McEwan, J.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0194574709
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] 9780194574709
Publication Date: 2003
Price: £14.00
Description:
Basic English for Computing is suitable for students at elementary to pre-intermediate level who need to upgrade their knowledge of English in a professional context. It is intended for use in universities, colleges and technical schools or on in-house training programmes.

28 topic based units cover key areas such as computer uses and applications, networks, the internet, multimedia, programming, and future trends. Five 'interview' units focus on different types of work, from computing student to systems manager. Key language and vocabulary is presented via a range of authentic contexts and the four skills are developed in areas of practical use in professional situations.

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