Modul 1 English for Engineering 1

The document outlines the course structure for 'English for Engineering 1', detailing the course contract, reading materials on various branches of engineering, and grammar topics. It emphasizes the importance of attendance, project submissions, and assessments, while providing an overview of engineering disciplines such as Mechanical, Marine, Electrical, Civil, and Industrial Engineering. Additionally, it includes problem-solving exercises related to lean manufacturing and digitalization in operational performance.

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ENGLISH FOR

ENGINEERING 1
01
Modul ke:

Fakultas Introduction and Key Terms for Different

TEKNIK
Branches of Engineering
Program Studi
TEKNIK
INDUSTRI
Puspita Dewi W, ST, MT
Opening References End Presentation

Opening References End Presentation

Content
• Course Contract
• Reading and Vocabulary
– Branches of Engineering
• Grammar
– Present Simple
– Present Continuous
• Problem Solving
─ Describing Each Branch of Engineering

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Course Contract
• Students must obey Fast Learning’s rules.
• Attendance automatically by system.
• Students’ activities on Fast Learning will be counted in legal
time of course.
• Students who not finished and submit the QUIZ /and
PROJECT (TUGAS BESAR) in accordance certain rules, will be
marked NOL.
• No exceptions and/or special treatment (and/or reason) for
students who late and/or did not submit QUIZ /and
PROJECT (TUGAS BESAR).

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Course Contract
Fast Learning

• Students must attend face to face

virtual via g-meet every odd weeks.
• Students must do 3 tasks on fast
learning site every even weeks, i.e:
download module, response forum,
and answer QUIZ /and PROJECT (TUGAS
BESAR)
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Course Contract
❑ PROJECT 1 → PROJECT ASSIGNMENT will be given in
Week 6 (Modul 1 s.d. 6), The project must be
submitted in Week 6.
❑ PROJECT 2 → PROJECT ASSIGNMENT will be given in
Week 11 (Modul 7 s.d. 11), The project must be
submitted in Week 11.
❑FINAL TEST → Week 16 (Modul 1 s.d. 15), the schedule
will be held according to SIA.

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Course Contract
MARK

Project 1
Final 30%
Examination
40%

Project 2
30%
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Reading
Engineers apply scientific principles to design or
develop structures, equipment, or processes.
Engineering is a huge discipline. In general, an
engineer applies scientific knowledge to solve
practical problems and design equipment and
processes.
Most sources recognize at least 4 but sometimes
up to 6 major types of Engineering with the
remaining ones being often connected or even a
subdivision of one of these.
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Mechanical Engineering
• Most of the time, when people imagine an engineer, they
are actually imagining a mechanical engineer. They are the
ones who design, build, and fix mechanical systems, such
as machines, tools, or engines.
• Mechanical Engineering is probably the most versatile
branch of Engineering, which allows you to explore a wide
range of jobs afterwards. As a Mechanical Engineer, you
could work on designing automobiles, aircraft, robots,
medical devices, heating and cooling systems, power
generation equipment, and much more. You could also
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Marine Engineering
• Marine Engineering focuses on the design, construction,
and maintenance of marine vessels and structures, such
as ships, boats, and submarines. Marine engineers work
on various projects related to such vessels as well as
other marine equipment.
• Often, marine engineers work on board ships, so being
prepared to work at sea for long periods of time is an
important factor to consider if you want to apply for this
degree.
• Apart from mechanical engineering, this field also
overlaps with electrical, electronic, and computer
engineering.
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Electrical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering is another major branch of
Engineering, relevant to almost all other Engineering
specialties. As the name suggests, it revolves around the
study and use of electricity, electronics, and
electromagnetism. In simple terms, Electrical Engineering
deals with generating and distributing power and using it
to control machines and devices.
• Some consider computer engineering and software
engineering to be subdisciplines of electrical engineering.
Electronic engineering, optical engineering, power
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Civil Engineering
• Civil Engineering focuses on the infrastructure and
buildings of our society. A civil engineer is involved in
designing and building things like roads, bridges, and
buildings, but also airports, the sewage system and sewage
treatment plants, water supply systems and dams.
• Civil engineering pertains to the discipline pertaining to the
design, construction, analysis, and maintenance of
structures, both natural and man-made, including bridge,
roads, dams, and buildings. Sub-disciplines of civil
engineering may include construction engineering,
materials engineering, control engineering, structural
engineering, urban engineering, municipal engineering,
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Reading
Industrial Engineering
• Industrial Engineering focuses on optimizing complex
systems and processes in various industries. This can apply
to areas like manufacturing, services, transportation,
healthcare, and commerce, as well as others. The
industrial engineer tries to improve these systems or
processes and make them more efficient by reducing costs,
identifying bottlenecks (blockages in a production system
which create big delays), or reducing waste. With a wide
range of duties, industrial engineers work with the
physical, economic, human, and financial aspects of a
system, process, or business to reach their objectives.
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Industrial Engineering
• Types of industrial engineering include safety engineering,
supply chain engineering, manufacturing engineering,
textile engineering, reliability engineering, component
engineering, and systems engineering.

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Systems Engineering
• Systems Engineering is an interdisciplinary field which
integrates knowledge from several engineering
branches like industrial, electrical, mechanical, and
others in order to design well-performing systems.
According to NASA, “a ‘system’ is the combination of
elements that function together to produce the
capability required to meet a need.” So Systems
Engineering is about finding the right balance between
several factors that can make a system function most
efficiently.
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Supply Chain Engineering
• Supply Chain Engineering deals with the design and
optimization of supply chains – the process of turning
raw materials into finished products, which are
afterwards sold to consumers. Thus, it involves
planning, sourcing, logistics, production, pricing, and
delivery. A Supply Chain Engineer works with
mathematical modelling (describing a concrete system
in mathematical terms and concepts).

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Manufacturing Engineering
• Manufacturing Engineering applies engineering
principles to the process of improving productivity,
efficiency, and quality in manufacturing operations. In
order to achieve high-quality products, engineers
optimize production methods, equipment and
technologies, and work strategies.

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Grammar (1)
Simple Present Tense
The tense is used to describe habits, unchanging
situations, general truths, and fixed
arrangements.
The form of Simple present:

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Grammar (2)
Present Continuous Tense
The tense is used to describe continuing actions.
The form of Present Continuous tense:

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