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EG 2713 Introduction to Linguistics 3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisite : IGE 106

Fundamental knowledge of descriptive linguistics, language features and characterist ics, language components of sound systems, word formation, sentence structures, and meanings.

EG 2723 English Phonology 3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisite : EG 2713

English consonant and vowel sounds, English sound systems: the pronunciation of phonemes, words, and phrases, stress, pitch, and intonation patterns of different types of sentences.

EG 3123 Advanced Listening - Speaking

in English 3(2/2-1/2-0) Prerequisite : EG 2143

Engl ish conversat ional ski l ls at an upper intermediate level, academic lecture and discussion, l istening for specific information, and expressing opinions, appropriate use of vocabulary and idiomatic expressions for agreement and argumentat ion, organization and presentation of concepts.

EG 3133 Academic Listening and

Speaking in English 3(2/2-1/2-0) Prerequisite : EG 3123

Advanced English conversation, presentation and defense of original thoughts, development and delivery of academic presentations and discussions, appropriate use of vocabulary and idiomatic expressions for such purposes. Listening for inferred meaning, listening comprehension and note taking in lecture context.

EG 3163 Advanced Essay Writing

in English 3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisites : EG 2013 and EG 2163

Essay writing for explanation, argument and criticism.

EG 3173 Report Writing in English 3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisite : EG 3163

Components and methods of academic writing, research methods and techniques including note taking and outlining, written academic reports on a given topic or a topic of students' interest.

EG 3463 Introduction to English Literature

3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisite : EG 2223

Contents and forms of various literary genre: drama, poetry, short stories, novels, and other prose, analysis and interpretation of selected literary genre.

EG 3473 Background of English Literature

3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisite : EG 3463

Traditions, beliefs, folklore, myths and epics that are the basis of western Literature: Greek and Roman mythology as well as the Christian Bible.

EG 3563 English for Public Relations 3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisites : EG 2143 and EG 2153

The basic use of English in public relations. Common forms and strategies of writing and speaking in public relations: accurate presentation of information, appropriate choice of expressions, preparing news release, interviews and leaflets, or other forms of public relations.

EG 3803 English for Hotels and Restaurants

3(3/3-0-0) Prerequisites : EG 2143 and EG 2673

Technical terms, idioms, expressions, and forms of language used in specific departments of hotels and restaurant: reception, food and beverage, housekeep-ing, public relations, sales promotion, marketing, administration, and management.