機械工学科 - 鶴岡工業高等専門学校
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116. Unit 15 Restaurants 1 0 Book 2 D Unit 1 Daily Life 1 Unit 2 Places 1 gt s Unit 3 People 1 fi Unit 4 Travel 1 TOEIC Unit 5 Business 1 Unit 6 Office 1 Unit 7 Technology 1 Unit 8 Personnel Unit 9 Managment 1 s Unit 10 Purchasing Unit 11 Finances 1 gus Unit 12 Media Unit 13 Entertainment 1 De Unit 14 Health Unit 15 Restaurants 1 3 ES 0 30 Successful Keys To The TOEIC Test 1
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127. 20 20 40 2 0 96 6 0 E 16 00 lt 17 30 M 26 Machine Element Design Gk 4 2 2 2 60 BURSA AAH D C
128. Lesson 3 California Energy Crunch 2 Short Reading f Lesson 3 California Energy Crunch m 1 Lesson 353 S Lesson 4 People And The Environment 3 5 Lesson 5 Global Warming And The Greenhouse Effect 3 Short Reading 0 Lesson 6 What Is Threatening Our Water 3 Lesson S 2 M Lesson 7 Stay Healthy With Exercise 3 5 Lesson 8 What Do You Want To Be 3 Short Reading Lesson 9 International Space Station 3 amp Lesson Ma tS Lesson 10 I M Pei An Architect 3 5 Short Reading 4 0 30 Brush Up Your Technical English 60 30
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206. x 0 15 3H j 60 20 20 12 30 13 00 K 3 Energy Conversion Engineering By R 5 1 2 30 D W 1
207. 1 4 1 2 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 amp 2 2 3 2 2 is 2 x 5 5 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 0 30 3H S 1 2 2 REE MKAN 1 2 Kee IR oe HE 4 STEP II IIT C 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 0
208. 2 15 id 6 0 EL ME 2 0 3 0 5 0 16 00 17 00 KA Production Engineering
209. 2 1 2 3 Sec e d 5 az 1 4 2 3 1 2 3 5 NII s 5 AE ORGAN EI BR xR 1 Xj TN ot MER 7 0 SES irm S 2 2 DE i do H 6 3 1 1
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213. I 4 3 x 1 4 2 1 Z 8 0 B 2 3 t K 15 3 0 7 0 6 0 HE M 46 Graduation Research 5 14 12 16 420
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220. 9 30 35 35 15 15 EME G48 Language Seminar 5 1 1 1 30 F TOEIC 450 TOEIC
221. 30 20 20 60 kE 12 30 13 00 M 45 Experiments of Mechanical Engineering 5 2 6 EHE 90 A C F
222. f EET 50 5 0 G 38 Japanese Affairs 3 2 2 2 60 B B
223. 1 1 4 13 2 1 14 1 15 1 15 3H 20 80 16 30 17 00 K 9 Ethics and Laws 5 1 E 2 30 B
224. 1 2 ARR 1 2 1 3 1 4 h FAR 2 0 20 HE RAIER 9 5 0 SIN dad 16 00 7 00 Gr XA Music 1 ME 1 1 1 30 B W
225. 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 0 3 I 3 a Box 2 1 3 1 ay 4 2 4 4 1 1 2 1 3 2 0 5 5 1 D 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 2 6
226. 5 0 30 1 2 0 8 0 E 6 Health Education 1 ME 3 3 3 90 B
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228. T 2 1 T 3 x 3 0 1538 3 6 0 16 00 18 00 M 41 Measurement and Control Engineering xx 5 2 2 2
229. Unit 5 Cellular Phone Use and Cancer 9 Unit 6 CT Scans for Lung Cancer 2 Unit 7 Writing and Good Health 1 Unit 8 Chimp Culture 2 1 2 c Unit 9 Genetic Damage in Young Smokers 8 Unit 10 Federal Ban on Genetic Discrimination x 9 Unit 11 New Rice with Vitamin A 2 Unit 12 More Vitamin C 1 Unit 13 Dirinking Coffee and Gallstone DIsease 1 Unit 14 Choresterol Reducing Margarine 2
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238. 4 EOD AB 3 2 1 5 zi 3 6 3 7 BES k HO 2 s K FERRER 0 30 JSME 15 25 15 20 96 25 6 0 16 00 17 00 M 24 1I Engineering Materials II
239. 6 Me 6 05 E F 6 0 3 1 M 47 Machine Design and Drafting 5 2 2 amp 4 90
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252. 3 amp 5 2 1 1 2 2 3 5 1 2 UD 0 Um olm cat S t n MEM 1 1 1 3 2 1 d 3 1 4 4 2 K 30 VISUAL SPORTS
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257. The purpose of this course is to give you the opportunity to continue using and increasing the En glish you have learned at Junior High School with a native speaker To stimulate your interest in the cul ture from which the language has been formed and how to use the language in all sorts of real every day situations W 1 Getting to know each other 2 Introducing oneself and responding Greetings giv 2 Talking about Interests 2 ing opinions talking about family and using cor 3 Talking about Family 2 rect verb tenses in their conversations 4 Talking about People 1 r 5 Talking about Work die A 2 Students should be able to use their English in simple con 6 Talking about Past Experiences 2 versations such as discussing their lifestyles future occu 7 Talking about Sports 2 pations sports and making reservations 8 Talking about other Countries 2 ES _9 Talking about Experiences a 2 Students wil lean the vocabu 10 Talking about Places 2 lary to be able to travel and handle many situa 11 Travel English Part 1 Hawaii 2 tions in English with increasing confidence Such as or amp 12 Talking about Japanese Things 1 dering food and drink or dealing with find 4 ing their way around a new city or country 13 Talking about Future Events 2 Increasing the students ability to deal with a more
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264. ksi 5 In the last part of the course we wil re Conversation Test 1 view what we have learned through the year and prac tice different kinds of conversations in prepara gt tion for the final test 30 Encounters book 1 Ichiyama and others Nan un do Students will be evaluated in three areas as follows AERE 1 class participation and effort 30 MES 2 class work and quizzes 30 3 conversation test 40 G 25 IT English II 2 3 3 3 90 F
265. 15 60 16 00 17 00 G 46 Language Seminar I 5 ME 1 1 1 30 F
266. Mark D Stafford Successful Keys To The TOEIC Test 2 Mark D Stafford 20 20 15 15 TEOIC IP 30 15 50 17 15 G42 German H E jA 4 2 2 2 60 B
267. 0 r 15 38 II 40 60 16 00 18 00 K 6 International Politics 5 1 2 30 B 19
268. 1 English 1 3 E ME 2 2 2 60 F IT oul X Unit 1 Einstein s Brain 2 Unit 2 Brain Makes New Cells 1 Unit 3 Music and Math 1 Unit 4 Soy Protein Health Claim 2 8 1
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273. 13 00 G27 Policy and Economy 3 2 38 2 KH BURSA AAH B Ju v ep
274. 16 00 17 00 K 11 Digital signal Processing 5 1 2 30 D 1 2 3 W K OD
275. I Unit 1 Mosaic journalism 3 Unit 2 Where s preventive diplomacy 4 Unit 5 Passing the buck 3 Unit 6 Fostering creativity 4 A 0 Unit 8 Kindness comes around again 3 Unit10 Humor in Japan 4 Unit 14 Techn
276. Management 2 Unit 10 Purchasing 2 ib Unit 11 Finances 1 1 Unit 12 Media 00 2 Unit 13 Entertainmen 2 Unit 14 Health 2 Unit 15 Restaurants 2 ES 0 30 Successful Keys To The TOEIC Test 2 Mark D Stafford EH 20 20 15 15 TOEIC IP 30 Ne 15 50 17 15 G 49
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280. E e Ie MS CARET E 3 CADE mee 7 CAD CAD CAD ES r K 15 AutoOAD LT 8 0 2 0 5 0 15 40 17 00 M 6 Workshop Practice on Mechanical Engineering
281. diffi 14 Talking about School 2 cult conversation and discussing their opinions with oth 15 Travel English Part 2 Thailand 2 ers More on travel situations and dealing with health prob amp 16 Talking about Sickness and Health 2 lems in English ES 30 38 Talk A Lot Book 1 David Martin EFL Press Evaluation is credited on these categories Participation in class work 33 tE Homework 33 Presentations speeches or quizzes 33 G1 IT English II Ei 1 EFA 3 3 3 90 Hh F
282. n 1 eral light conversation We will learn about the dif Grammar Simple present tense 1 ferent parts of a conversation and some useful En H Yes no Questions 1 glish words and phrases to use in those parts I will ex Negative statements 1 pect Students to make an effort to use En Wh How Questions 1 glish as much as possible in class We will also re Pronunciation r 1 1 view some basic grammar and pronunciation 1 Talking to a teacher Opening the conversation 1 In the later part of the semester you should feel a bit more Stating the problem 1 confident about talking to each other in En Resolving the problem 1 glish We will begin to learn how to solve a prob ie Ending the conversation 1 lem The main theme of this unit is talk Grammar Present continuous tense 1 ing to a teacher but much of the En Yes no Questions 1 glish we will learn about would also be useful in other con A Negative statements 1 texts Pronunciation s sh 1 Conversation Test 1 Talking to a friend Casual greetings 7 1 This unit will be about talk Giving an opinion 1 ing to a friend and telling them about what you did on the Giving a summary 1 weekend We will learn about using the past tense Giving details 1 J to tell a story about the weekend Grammar Simple past tense 1 I Wh How Questions 1 Pronunciation b v f 1 Review Practice
283. ology is the future H Unit 21 Crisis prevention and management 4 0 30 AS I SEE IT ST OPINIONS 3 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 EME Unit 15 50 17 15 G47 Language Seminar 5 1 1 1 30 F
284. sical Education 1 ME 3 3 3 ES 90 B
285. tic That Returns to the Earth 3 seem to It be Lesson 10 that B What is Meaningful International Cooperation 3 3 0 jd WORLD TREK English Course I Bep zi fu Forest 1 5 1 5 1 5 2 5 1 0 2 0 kE 16 00 17 00 G 12 1 History I 38 HB 2 3 3 3 90 B
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