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Oxford English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
CEF B1/B2
Being intended for students of Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering as
well as technicians and engineers, this course consisting of student’s book, cassette,
and answer book can be used both for self-study and in class.
Covering various topics in 30 units, the course aims to develop all four skills through
a variety of tasks.
Key features:
 Helps learners to combine technical and
language knowledge.
 Authentic reading on a large variety of
technical subjects, such as materials,
mechanisms, forces, safety at work. (Table
of contents: see below)
 Comprehensive glossary of technical terms.
 Easy to use for non-specialist teachers.
Table of contents:
Unit 1 Engineering
Technical syllabus: General
Unit 2 Courses
Technical syllabus: General
Unit 3 Materials
Technical syllabus: Engineering materials
Unit 4 Mechanisms
Technical syllabus: Mechanisms, Cams
Unit 5 Forces
Technical syllabus: Statics and Dynamics
Unit 6 Electric motor
Technical syllabus: Electrotechnology
Unit 7 Student
Technical syllabus: Electrical
Unit 8 Central heating
Technical syllabus: Automatic systems
Unit 9 Safety at work
Technical syllabus: General
Unit 10 Young engineer
Technical syllabus: General, Engineering design
Unit 11 Washing machine
Technical syllabus: Automatic systems, Transducers
Unit 12 Racing bicycle
Technical syllabus: Mechanics, Gear systems
Unit 13 Lasers
Technical syllabus: Mechanical technology
Unit 14 Technician
Technical syllabus: Robotics, General
Unit 15 Refrigerator
Technical syllabus: Fluid mechanics
Unit 16 Scales
Technical syllabus: Automatic systems, Strain gauges
Unit 17 Portable generator
Technical syllabus: Electrotechnology, Power generation
Unit 18 Road breaker
Technical syllabus: Pneumatics
Unit 19 Disc brakes
Technical syllabus: Hydraulics
Unit 20 Staff engineer
Technical syllabus: General, Process control
Unit 21 Lawn-mower
Technical syllabus: Engineering design
Unit 22 Corrosion
Technical syllabus: Mechanical technology, Corrosion
Unit 23 Maglev train
Technical syllabus: Electrical machines, Motor selection
Unit 24 CAD designer
Technical syllabus: CAD
Unit 25 Supercar
Technical syllabus: General
Unit 26 Graphs
Technical syllabus: General
Unit 27 Waste recycling
Technical syllabus: Technical plant
Unit 28 Robotics
Technical syllabus: Robotics, Stepper motors
Unit 29 Careers
Technical syllabus: General
Unit 30 Applying for a job
Technical syllabus: General, Company structure
Titelliste
Oxford English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
01 - U1_Engineering_Task 6 page 14
02 - U1_Engineering_Task 8 page 15
03 - U2_Choosing a course_Task 3 page 17
04 - U5_Forces in engineering_Task 7 page 35
05 - U7_An engineering student_Task 4_Part 1 page 43
06 - U7_An engineering student_Task 4_Part 2 page 43
07 - U7_An engineering student_Task 4_Part 3 page 44
08 - U10_Young engineer_Task 2 page 56
09 - U12_Racing bicycle_Task 2 page 65
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