"计算机专业英语：全面学习、掌握专业术语与翻译技能"

The Computer English course is designed to help students in Computer Science majors enhance their English language skills, specifically in the field of technology. The course aims to improve students' vocabulary related to computers, develop their ability to read technical materials, and cultivate their proficiency in translating technical terms. By the end of the course, students are expected to be able to effectively express professional ideas in English and engage in business communication within the tech industry. The curriculum is structured around units, with the following modules included in each unit: 1) Listening: Students listen to MP3 recordings of course texts to improve their listening skills in professional English. 2) Text A Analysis: In-depth analysis and discussion of Text A, covering fundamental concepts, basic knowledge, industry applications, and key subfields within the tech industry. By translating and analyzing Text A, students learn reading comprehension strategies and strengthen their translation skills. 3) New Words: Study of new vocabulary introduced in the course texts, including words that are commonly used in technical English but not in everyday English, as well as words with specialized meanings in the field. This helps students to build their technical vocabulary. 4) Phrases: Learning commonly used technical English phrases and some non-technical phrases found in the course texts. 5) Abbreviations: Study of abbreviations used in the course texts and commonly known within the industry. Overall, the Computer English course provides students with the necessary language skills and knowledge to effectively communicate and engage with technical materials in English, preparing them for professional success in the tech industry. Through a combination of listening exercises, text analysis, vocabulary building, and translation practice, students develop the language proficiency needed to excel in their future careers.