English

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Given the importance of globalization in today's world, English assumes itself as a lingua franca that cannot be ignored, particularly in the area of cybersecurity.
Semestral

1. Frequent language errors; revision work 2. English - lingua franca ; challenges in cybersecurity: illegal migrants; document forgeries 3. Personal and everyday information: self-characterization; physical and psychological descriptions; daily routines 4. Organic structure of a company: departments, functions, internal organization 5. Oral and written communication; documents - models: CV, reports, letters of recommendation 6. Crime and cybercrime; ways to fight it 7. Technology and society: concepts, vocabulary and challenges
The curricular unit aims to help students to: - develop oral and written skills within the scope of the course; -review and systematize previously acquired linguistic content; -order and give information about themselves and their daily lives; - prepare written communications in the field of commercial and technical relations in the area of the course; - acquire vocabulary related to information technology and reporting in the area in question; - acquire skills in reading and understanding technical manuals in the course area. - critically question new socio-cultural impacts in relation to cybersecurity
Mandatory
Moodle, videos and audios.
Português
Brooks, Charles J. et al, Cybersecurity Essentials, Wiley, 2013. Glendinning, Eric C., English for careers: Technology, Oxford University Press, 2007. Hewings, Martin, Advanced Grammar in Use, Cambridge University Press, 2015.
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IPLUSO6130-12561
English
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Cybersecurity