Syllabus of Communication I - IDAT
Syllabus of Communication I - IDAT
Communication 1 1
DIDACTIC UNIT
Communication 1
General Information
SUMMARY
The didactic unit Communication I is of a theoretical-practical nature. Its purpose is
develop in the student the basic knowledge, skills, attitudes, and abilities to
understand and employ comprehension strategies to produce coherent texts and
cohesive. To achieve this goal, the course develops the following units: Strategies of
comprehension, writing tools, planning of an expository text and presentation of
an expository text
TERMINAL CAPACITY
Identify and understand various types of written texts in different communicative situations,
applying reading comprehension techniques as part of their technical-professional training
and efficient job performance.
METHODOLOGY
In this teaching unit, methodological strategies such as learning are applied.
adaptive or "flipped" classroom, cooperative learning, problem-based learning
case method, project-based learning, and simulation. The purpose is to promote the
self-regulation of learning, understanding and reflection on professional performance, and
articulate the knowledge specific to the discipline with the demands of the real context.
EVALUATION
Continuous process that includes Continuous Assessment and Final Assessment.
PROGRAMMING
ACHIEVEMENT OF
CONTENT LEARNING ACTIVITY
LEARNING
tilde, signs
of punctuation Tildation Correct the accentuation in different
General accentuation rules texts.
Special tilde (diacritical, Put the accents on words that
compound words) they are necessary according to the context.
Draft emails
electronics and Logical Connectors Understand the function of the
schemes Addition logical connectors in different
numerical, Contrast texts.
considering the Order
cohesion and use Cause
of sources Consequence Use the reference in different
reliable The reference paragraphs.
With synonyms
With pronouns and adverbs
count your
characteristics and Expository Text II Produce the paragraphs of
structure, and the Introduction paragraph and of introduction and closing.
presents from closure.
oral manner.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES
Basic bibliography:
Calsamiglia, H. and Tusón, A. (2008). The Things of Saying. Manual for Discourse Analysis.
Barcelona: Ariel.
Carneiro, M. (2014). Advanced Writing Manual (3rd Ed.). Lima: San Marcos Publishing.
Fernández, W.
Gatti, C. (2009). Reading and Writing Techniques (4th ed.). Lima: Universidad del Pacífico.
a) Castro, A. D. (2013). Oral communication: techniques and strategies. Retrieved from E-Library.
b) Collective, D. A. (2010). Grammar and spelling: from the word to the sentence and from this to the
text. Retrieved from E-Library.