Course Code |
Credit(s) |
Semester |
Frequency |
Type |
SBC61118 |
2 |
3 |
Even |
Lecture |
Duration |
Practicum Class |
Independent Study |
Contact Hours |
Class Size |
16 meetings |
No |
4hours |
3,33 hours per week |
30 |
This course provides knowledge, understanding, and mastery in appropriate intermediate reading techniques and concepts. This course is a continuation course from basic reading II. Upon completing this course, students are expected to be able to read short written material commonly used in daily life or learning, understand general ideas, identify basic information, and find specific information needed in paragraphs with familiar topics. The material provided is in the form of reading text including several themes. The themes are closely related to individuals and daily life, messages, notes, e-mails, or short lettersin simple socialsituations, and simple narrative or descriptive material. The teaching method employed in this course is project base. In this course, assessments include attendance, class participation, project, tasks, quizzes, Midterm Exam, and Final Exam. Upon completing this course, students are expected to be able to know, understand, master, and practice how to read texts, which is in accordance with the materials above so that it can be implemented in everyday life.
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The test/evaluation method is carried out through structured assignments, quizzes, a Midterm Exam (UTS), a Final Exam (UAS), and class participation. The final grade in this course is obtained through the formula or calculation below.
