Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Modern ICT Trends

To begin ICT is a very essential thing in modern world. Without ICT we wouldn’t have the technology we use to communicate today. For example there are mobile phones, PCs, Tablet, WiFi and many more. These are everyday products/technological devices we use and that alone explains how essential and important it is to have these.
                To speak about ICT trends is speaking about “Online Learning”. Online Learning is one of the most beneficial and most noticeable trend. It helps people learn and take tests without a teacher providing them the materials in a classroom.  The most common trends are the PCs, Mobile devices we use in our daily lives. We use it to communicate, game, network, surf the internet, do online banking, entertaining ourselves, sharing, and online shopping which are all the trends themselves. These trends help us save an enormous amount of time by clicking and typing on computers, phones, tablets.  And the oldest one we had is probably a TV. TVs very foundation is based on spreading information and communicating with others.

                ICT trends are made by people who used them for people to use them. This means that ICT trends will always be a thing and has a really bright future. As long as there’s information to be provided, messages to be delivered, communications to be made humanity will always need ICT and the devices created by it.

My reason to become an Engineer

The word engineer comes from a Latin word meaning ‘cleverness’ Engineers solve practical problems by applying mathematical and scientific knowledge.  To put engineering in one word would be easy. It’s “solving”. I think being an engineer especially an IT engineer really suits me.  Because I’m really neat and I can focus for a long time.
            I was good with computers and such devices to begin with. Which I realized and thought I would better choose something related to technology. The very concept of being an engineer attracted me so much. After many years of learning and living in confusion I finally came to a conclusion that my one and only desire is to become an IT engineer.  Also the greats “Bill Gates”, “Steve Jobs” became inspiration for me. So combining my given skills and my interests I chose to become an IT engineer.  Which is pretty difficult to learn and I have to do a lot of experiments before I actually start programming, but I love it. I just have to keep pushing myself.
            . After thinking of all of this becoming an IT engineer means a lot. I will design, create, innovate, program the everyday devices, websites people use. That would mean people will enjoy my creation. That will make the happiest person on the world.

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Unit 1 - Lesson A

                                                                          Kick off
1. Match each picture with a description
           1. Technicians maintain and improve the products that engineers create (b)
           2. Engineers apple mathematics and science. They create and improve products that people use (c)
           3. Scientists work to increase our understanding of the world. They make careful observations, then make predictions and test ideas to establish basic principles (a)
2. Who said it? A scientist, an engineer, or technician ?
           1. I designed the front part of the motorcycle. It moves through the air very easily. (Engineer)
           2. I'm responsible for repairs and maintenance. (Technician)
           3. I do research in aerodynamics - the study of the flow of air. (Scientist)
                                                                           Vocabulary
3.        1 - Mathematics
           2 - Physics
           3 - Literature
           4 - Information technology
           5 - Constructor
           6 - Technology
           7 - Numerical and mathematical skills
           8 - Speaking and understand
           9 - Knowledge , ingenuity
         10 - Materials
         11 - Civil
         12 - Chemical
         13 - Architectural
         14 - Electrical
         15 - Mechanical
         16 - Aerospace
4.      Noun                                 Adjective
         Architecture                      Architectural
        Chemistry                          Chemical
        Electricity                          Electric
        Mathematics                      Mathematical
        Matter                                Matte
        Mechanics                         Mechanical
        Nation                               National
        Number                             Numerical
        Physics                             Physical
        Practice                            Practiced
5.     1 - Mechanics
        2 - Practical
        3 - electrical
        4 - Physics
        5 - Architecture
        6 - Numerical
        7 - National
6.     1 - E
        2 - B
        3 - F
        4 - A
        5 - G
        6 - H
        7 - C
        8 - I
        9 - D
7.     1. Hassan has a job now ( T )
        2. Hassan has a diploma in engineering ( F )
        3. Hassan helps to keep the plant in operating ( T )
        4. Hassan hopes to get a different job after his foundation course ( T )
        5. Hassan visited the Formula one race track at Yas Island ( T )

Unit 1 - Lesson B

Reading
1. What is the posting about?
    D. Characteristics of a potential employee
2. What is NOt listed as an important quality?
    A. Bravery
3. What can you inter about Miracle Co?
    D It's current employees lack interpersonal skills
Vocabulary
3. Match the words (1-7) with the definitions (A-G)
     1 - b
     2 - d
     3 - a
     4 - g
     5 - e
     6 - c
     7 - f
4. Complete the sentences. Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the word bank.
     1 - competence
     2 - long-term
     3 - interpersonal
     4 - quality
     5 - courage
Listening
6. 1 - F
    2 - T
    3 - T
7. 1 - degree
    2 - curiosty
    3 - looked for answer
    4 - interfersonal
    5 - class in college

Unit 2 - Lesson A

Reading
2.      Glass - a transporent material, very brittle , hardness
         Metal - great conductors and have lots of luster
         Plastic - very light and malleable, durable and easy to maintain
Vocabulary
3.      1 - b
         2 - a
         3 - f
         4 - c
         5 - e
         6 - d
4.      1a correctly          1b correct
         2a cottect              2b correctly
         3a correctly          3b correct
6.      1 - F
         2 - F
         3 - T
7.      1 - natural
         2 - a great choice
         3 - brittle
         4 - or issue
         5 - on a tigth
         6 - hardness

Unit 2 - Lesson B

Kick off
1.            1 - nylon rope
               2 - stiff
               3 - chear light
               4 - stiff
               5 - flexible strong
Vocabulary
1.            adjectives
               elastic                  plastic
               ductile                 brittle
               flexible                stiff
               strong                  weak
               hard                     soft
               light                     heaavy
               cheap                   expensive
               dense
2             Nouns
               strength               weakness
               ductility               brittleness
               flexibility            sriffness
               hardness              softness
               ligthness              heaviness
               density
4.            1 - forging
               2 - extrusion
               3 - casting
               4 - rolling
Language spot
1.         1 - cheaper
           2 - more expensive
           3 - the most expensive
           4 - the cheapest
           5 - less brittle
           6 - more brittle
           7 - the most brittle
           8 - the less brittle
           9 - the best
          10 - better
          11 - the worst
          12 - worse
2.           1. heavy
             2. the most brittle
             3. softer
             4. the weakest
             5. the most flexible
             6. more ductile
Number talk
1.           1. stiff
             2. less
             3. lower
             4. more
             5. millimetres
             6. newtons
2.          a - rubler
            b - glass-fibre
Speaking
1. 1b 2c 3d 4a
Listenning
2. 1b 2a 3b 4b 5c 6a 7c
2

Unit 3 - Lesson A

Reading
2.             1a  2b 3c
Vocabulary
3.             1d 2a 3b 4e 5c 6f
4.             1 - Oval
                2 - Square
                3 - Arches
                4 - Architect
                5 - Cylinder
6.             1 - F
                2 - T
                3 - F
7.             1 - desing
                2 - vault
                3 - space
                4 - bigger
                5 - increase
                6 - weight wasting

Unit 3 - Lesson B

Reading
2. 1a 2b 3.c,
Vacobulary
3. 1c 2g 3d 4h 5f 6a 7b 8e
4. 1 - exploded views
    2 - scale
    3 - cad drawing
    4 - perimeter
Lestening
6. 1t 2f 3t
7. 1 - cell photo cad drawing
    2 - dimensions
    3 - lenght
    4 - width
    5 - enougth space
    6 - quert of on inch

Unit 4 - Lesson A

Reading
2.1-b 2-a 3-d
Vacobulary
3. 1-f, 2-e, 3-d, 4-b, 5-g, 6-a, 7-c
4. 1-a, 2-c, 4-b
Lestening
6.1-t, 2-t, 3-f
7. 1 - looking for
   2 - wiring
   3 - different
   4 - basic
   5 - more for
   6 - I'll take

Unit 4 - Lesson B

Reading
2. 1 - T, 2 - F, 3 - T
Vacobulary
3. 1 - d, 2 - b, 3 - e, 4 - c, 5 - a
4. 1 - fulcrum
   2 - pulley
   3 - complicated
   4 - inclined plane
   5 - leverage
Listening
6. 1 - f
   2 - t
   3 - f
7. 1 - simple machine
   2 - wheles
   3 - think of
   4 - pulleys
   5 - good point
   6 - inclined plane

Unit 5 - Lesson A

Reading
2. 1 - f, 2 - t, 3 - y
Vacobulary
3. 1 - stopping distance, decelate
   2 - kinetic energy, potential energy
   3 - work , force
4. 1 - b, 2 - d, 3 - c, 4 - a
Listening
6. 1 - c, 2 - b
7. 1 - safer than
   2 - stopping distance
   3 - kinetic energy
   4 - belt
   5 - pretty good
   6 - testing

Unit 5 - Lesson B

Vacobulary
1. circuit - f
   current - c
   amperes - d
   volt - a
   conductor - e
   resistance - b
2. 1 - citcuit
   2 - conductor
   3 - resistance
   4 - volt
   5 - current
   6 -amper
Number talk
1. 1 - resistance
   2 - unit
   3 - volts
   4 - 6 bolts
   5 - 3 ampers
   6 - 2 om
   7 - 1000ohns
   8 - 1000000oh
Listening
1. 1 - c, 2 - b, 3 - d, 4 - a
2. 1 - b, 2 - a, 3 - c, 4 - a, 5 - b, 6 - c, 7 - b, 8 - b, 9 - b
Language spot
1. 1 - remember , 2 - dont't be , 3 - take, 4 - work 5 - know 6 - check
3. 1 - should 2 - should, 3 - not should, 4 - should , 5 - should not , 6 -  should not
5. careful , be careful
Writing
1. 2 - a, 1 - b, 6 - c, 7 - d, 5 - e, 4 - f, 3 - g

Unit 6 - Lesson A

Reading
2.1 - f, 2 - f, 3 - t
Vacobulary
1 - meter , 2 - pounds, 3 - liter 4 - centimeter, 5 - imperial 6 - foot
Listening
6.1 - b , 2 - d
7. 1 - measurement 2 - imperial 3 - metric 4 - longer 5 - meters 6 - inches

Unit 6 - Lesson B

Reading
2.1 - t, 2 - t , 3 - f
Vacobulary
3. 1 - c, 2 - f, 3 - a, 4 - e, 5 - g, 6 - b, 7 - d
4. 1 - gram 2 - candelas 3 - measurement , 4 - square meters , 5 - lumunance
Listening
6. 1 - c, 2 - b
7.1 - taking the time 2 - luminance 3 - safety works 4 - for square meters 5 - a bit pricy 6 - sounds promising

Unit 7 - Lesson A

Reading
2. 1 - nine hundredths 2 - 10 3 - thirty two percent 4 - one tenths zero point one 5 - three cubed 6 - eleven squared
Vacobulary
3.1 - e, 2 - c, 3 - b, 4 - d, 5 - a, 6 - d
4.1 - eigth tenths 2 - two to ten squired 3 - four thousandths 4 - one hundredth
Listening
6.1 - t, 2 - f, 3 - t
7. 1 - take a look 2 - off 3 - eigth power 4 - exponent 5 - ten to tile 6 - no problem

Unit 7 - Lesson B

Reading
2.1 - c, 2 - d, 3 - a
Vacobulary
3.1 - correct 2 - correct 3 - correctly 4 - correct 5 - correctly 6 - correct
4.1 - rounding error 2 - notations 3 - quantity 4 - calculations 5 - order of magnitude 6 - digits
Listening
6.1 - f, 2 - t , 3 - t

Questions and Answers

QA1
1. What subjects are the most important for people who want to be engineers?
       Mathematics, physics and geometry are the most important subjects for people who want to be engineer.
2. Engineers need qualifications in science, technology, maths and engineering.
       They need good team working, excellent communication, leadership, management, analytical thinking and problem solving skills.
3. How many types of engineering can you name?
       I can name aerospace, electrical, architectural, chemical, civil,IT and mechanical engineerings.
QA2
Page:10
1. What are good qualities for engineers to have?
       The up to date technical knowledge, a strong analytical mind, an attention to detail, creativity, good team player and an ability to think logically are top qualities for engineers to have. Without these qualities one can not be a good engineer.
2. How can these qualities be developed?
       All these qualities could be developed by everyday practice, further training, continually learning, getting high quality information and the latest news in science and technology, communicating with others and reading professionals journals and so on.
Page:12
1. What kinds of materials do people use to build structures?
       There are two sorts of building materials: natural substances like stones, rocks, wood, sand and clay and man-made products such as bricks, cement, foam, glas, plastics and metals.
2. Why are some materials better for projects than others?
       Some materials are much better because of economical and ecological reasons. If the materials are especially repairable, with long lifespan and the increased levels of fire-safety, they are better for projects.
Page:20
1. How do shapes relate to engineering?
       Shapes are used in most fields of engineering. Engineers use them to understand how to design and build everything.
2. What different shapes do engineers use to construct buildings
       Much earlier they used only a few basic shapes such as circle, rectangle and triangle. Nowadays they use all geometric shapes to construct buildings.
Page:22
1. what kind of drawings do engineers make?
       Engineers make sketching and technical drawing like isometric and multiview drawing.
2. What is the purpose of engineers drawings?
       Engineers drawings aim to clarify an idea and to translate that idea into a common graphical language.
QA3
Page:24
1. What jobs do different tools do?
        Every tool has a special function. So every tool does different jobs.
2. Why is important to have the right tools?
        It is very important to have the right tools among a wide variety of tools to meet your individual needs. Every tool is specifically designed for a specific job. Especially if it is a job that you do repeatedly, it is a wise investment.
Page:26
1. What are some simple machines?
        Lever wheel and axle , pulley, inclined and wedge are simple machines
2. How do simple machines make work easier? They use a single applied force to do work against a single load force and can increase the amount of the output force.
Page:28
1. What types of energy are there?
        There are kinetic, potential, thermal, electrical, electromagnetical and nuclear energy.
2. How do engineers make cars safer?
        Engineers create a safer metal by pressing two or more metal sheets together by electrodes to make cars safer. They use computer-programmed robots to make the joint parts stronger, safer and more uniform in appearance.
QA4
Page:36
1. What types of measurement systems are there?
       Measurement systems in modern use include the metric system, imperial system and United States customary units.
2. why do engineers label all measurements?
       They label all measurements to avoid mistakes.
Page:38
1. What types of measurement are you familiar with?
       I am familiar with physical measurements such as length, weight, temperature and time.
2. What can you measure with the SI system of units?
      We can measure time, length, mass, electric current, temperature, amount of substance and luminous intensity with the SI system of units.
Page:40
1. What are some types of number?
      Integer, floating point numbers, even numbers and odd numbers, numbers, numbers, such as geometry, cardinal numbers, real numbers, transfinit numbers, complex numbers and natural numbers, the number of irratsionali.
2. What is meant by squaring , or cubing , a number?
      Square of the other two times multiplied by number but has three times the multiplication of the number of cubic otherwise.
QA5
Page:42
1. When do engineers work with numbers? 
         When coding, programming
2. How do you avoid making mistakes with numbers?
             Regularly looking for mistakes and calculating carefully
Page:44
1 . When do people use scientific method?
          When testing
2. Why is the scientific method important? 
         Because it’s proven to be correct and safer Page:46
1. What are some steps in the engineering design method?
            Define the problem, do backup research, specify requirements
2. Why is using design method important?
         Because it can help be organized and mess things up
QA6
Page:48
1. What are the main functions of the product?
           Mobile phone: To communicate with others and receive information and do other internet related stuffs. It helps us reach knowledge, entertain us and reach people
       2. What are their different applications?
          They can be used to game and watch videos, play songs and serve as a storage for files.
       Page:50

2     1. How do you think a space elevator would work?
                  Same as regular elevators
      2. What could it be used for? 
           To transport large items or a large quantity of items
        3.What technical challenges would it take? 
                 Can’t think of any.
        4. How seriously do you think of the concept of space elevators is being taken at present?              Not very seriously.
         QA6
           Which travels faster? Sound or light – Light
          Which wave creates pressure? Sound or light – Sound
          Which wave travels further through air? Sound or light – Sound
4.       Which wave travels further through sea water? – Light
5.       What’s special about laser light? Unlike regular lights it can be very strong and travel further distances
6.       How are lasers used? It can be use for surgery and on a gun
7.       Can you name 2 materials used to create laser? – Thin metal, Plastic
8.        Which of these products are mass produced? – Cars, airplanes, ships

Thursday, September 8, 2016

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hotel porter - зочид буудлын ачигч
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anthropologist - антропологич
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botanist - ургамал судлаач
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