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CETP - Computer Related TERMs for Module 1

See this post as well for your exam preparation: https://ifsamityenglish.blogspot.com/2023/03/vocabulary-lists-notes-for-cetp-ifs.html Some Terms are given below - you need to understand the meaning and must be able to make a MEANINGFUL Sentence in the exam. Algorithm: A set of step-by-step instructions or rules used to solve a specific problem or perform a task. API (Application Programming Interface): A set of protocols and tools that allows different software applications to communicate and interact with each other. Backend: Refers to the behind-the-scenes components of a software application or website that handle data processing and server-side operations. Bandwidth: The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given period of time, usually measured in bits per second (bps). Big Data: A term used to describe huge and complex data sets that cannot be easily processed using traditional methods. BIOS (Basic Input/Output System): A firmware program...

Formal Letter Format & E-MAIL- Block Format with Example

This Letter Writing Format is known as BLOCK FORMAT. Download this PDF and Listen to the Podcast Explanation after that. ---------------------- 12 May 2023 The Director Amity University in Tashkent Subject: Request for Permission to Organise a Camping and Trekking Trip to Almaty Dear Sir We are the students of the Adventure and Travel Club of the university. As the university has been supporting us a lot in organising events and activities in and around Tashkent, we wish to propose an international trip of the Club to Kazakstan.  We wish to choose ...... ...............................(Add more Details for the officer to get convinced) Therefore we request you to approve this trip and provide official duty (OD) for attendance to the students.  Yours sincerely,  (NAME) ----------- For PODCAST Explanation: CLICK HERE

Question Bank for IFS Semester 2 - CETP - IFP 113

  Communicative English Through Practice-II  Section A Attempt any five questions out of six. Each question carries 04 marks.       [20 Marks] Q1.  Q2.   Q3.    Q4.     Q5.  Q6.    Section B  Attempt any two questions out of three. Each question carries 08 marks.    [16 Marks] Q7.  Q8.  Q9.   Section C Compulsory question.                              [14 Marks] Q10. Reading Comprehension Passage -    ***************NOTES - QUESTION BANK - LINK to NOTES on BLOG***************** Module I: Vocabulary -  Questions to tell the meaning, make sentences, TERMS or WORDS from an occupation - Jargon, Idioms and Phrases from the Notes, Use this LINK to our notes for Academic/Domain Specific Vocabulary - Computers, Business, and Travel are the most important based on our pathways. •...

CETP - Concept Map Making and Outline Techniques

When we read an article or a chapter from any book in our syllabus, our mind captures some main points. We do not remember every word but we get a memory of the book or text. This happens when we watch a movie or even when we travel to new places. We STORE INFORMATION in mind and when we have to EXPLAIN it in detail, we explain the POINTS we have mapped in mind.  This is what we do with the CONCEPT MAPS or MIND MAPS. The outline is like the architecture of the building. It is the skeleton of the plan and we know it is also used in designing websites. We need to plan based on an outline. Sometimes, we know everything, we have read or seen, so we make an outline for others to understand it better and easier. CLICK on this LINK to See MORE on Concept Maps We can see that MS Word or PowerPoint, CANVA and other software also give us the option to Design the Maps of Information to make it a good presentation.  You can find many professional Apps/Software and Websites to make Concept...

CETP - IDIOMS in English - Notes for IFS - Sem 2 - Section 4

CLICK to ADD 05 Selected IDIOMS by You  IDIOM:  a group of words whose meaning is different from the meanings of the individual words ‘Let the cat out of the bag’ is an idiom meaning to tell a secret by mistake Here are some commonly used idioms: Break a leg - This is a way to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance or presentation. Piece of cake - When something is very easy, we say it's a piece of cake. Cost an arm and a leg - When something is very expensive, we say it costs an arm and a leg. Hit the nail on the head - When someone gets something exactly right, we say they've hit the nail on the head. Kill two birds with one stone - When someone accomplishes two things at once, we say they've killed two birds with one stone. A chip on your shoulder - This means someone is holding onto a grudge or has a bad attitude. Spill the beans - This means to reveal a secret or information that was meant to be kept private. Cry over spilt milk - This means to be upse...

Vocabulary Lists - NOTES for CETP

 Vocabulary Lists OXFORD  Lists of Topics for you Visit this link ( OXFORD )  and Select the TOPIC and SubTopic in that to see WORDS and their Pronunciation + Meanings. We shall discuss this in class. You need to See at Least 05 subTopics in the category.

CETP - Foreign Words in English (List of 50 Selected Words for Sem 2 - Section 4 IFS)

 The English language has received many words from other languages. Now, we see that words from different languages are being added to the Oxford Dictionary and other such publications.  But, we need to know that from the beginning, LATIN and FRENCH languages have given many words to Engish vocabulary. These words are completely different in their spelling and pronunciation from normal English words. You know many of these words, but did not think that these are actually from other languages.  Here is a list of 50 Words to be learnt as Foreign Words in English. Ad hoc Latin. For the specific purpose, case or situation at hand Alma mater Latin. The school, college or university that one has attended Anno Domini Latin. In a specified year of the Christian era Ante meridiem Latin. Before Noon Bona fide Latin. Made or carried out in good faith; sincere Boulevard French. A broad city street. Often tree-lined and landscaped Cuisine French. A characteristic manner ...

Group Discussion - A Life Skill for Us in Career

Group Discussion is done as a Collective Effort to gain Collective Knowledge. It is also a way to find the best team workers who know how to develop an understanding and work well with others.  Link to the main Article -  https://eklavyaparv.com/content/communication-skills/302-group-discussion-collective-effort-for-collective-knowledge See this set of slides for some important points about GD and then read the above article as needed.  Group Discussion from Parveen Kumar Sharma

Syllabus Semester 2 - The BEST is Yet to Come - Learning UnLimited!

You All Did the BEST for Semester 1 and the Foundation has become much stronger for Learning English now.  I see there is one purpose of learning English > Communication. This communication must be impressive and should showcase your best self. So, there it is! Semester 2 is having 2 courses in English. Communicative English Through Practice-II  English Through Spoken & Listening Practice The syllabus has been made to work on your conceptual skills as well as your Spoken English.  You will be able to do Activity-based learning and also learn what will be your strong foundation for Communication Skills.  Here is the syllabus for these 2 courses: Communicative English Through Practice-II  Code: IFP 113 Module I: Vocabulary • Academic/Domain-Specific Vocabulary • Technical Vocabulary & Jargon • Idioms and Phrases • Commonly Misspelt Words in English • Commonly used Foreign Words • Onomatopoeia Words • Phrases for Discussion and Presentatio...