Greetings and welcome to UHL 2312! Please note that this blog is still under construction and will undergo changes from time to time.
UHL 2312 is the course code for TECHNICAL ENGLISH. In this course you will first learn the basics of giving effective presentations; and then move on to the basics of writing technical description and process explanation. At the end of the course, you will be evaluated on all three aspects in your class project, which will be conducted at the end of the semester.
In the meantime, you are encouraged to blog about your learning experience based on the questions in the posts of this blog.
It is our hope that you enjoy this course and all it has to offer.
Good luck and all the best!
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emm.."i hate public speaking"Actually the first time i see the video clip,i don't understand what the song is mean.Because i'm not good in english.i'm pretending lauge follow with my friends.hehehe..like that.er,i'm not hate public speaking if i speak in malay.but i not confident to speak if i must speak in english.I hope,for the next class miss ezi can help me to impprove my english.thank you.
assalamualaikum...miss ezi
lasy week i really enjoyed your class.i get more information about public speaking from you.."i hate public speaking"song is so nice and funny..i'm very enjoyed..sometimes i not really confident to present because i'm scared..the information maybe wrong..i know everybody was mistake and not perfect..after your class i think i get back my confident..i hope for the future class i can learn more from you...THANK YOU..
asslamualaikum..madam mormala
"how do you make new friendster?"
our class choosing that tittle..
this week i learn about that..
the nice tittle..
it's very interesting..
but under suttent work i don't understand their meaning..
just now we discuse about attitude , personality , and physical appearance...
i hope , i can learn more about it.
bye
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