UAS ESP ENGLISH

 Writer :Irfandi Bagus Fahrezi 

 

 Editor:Irfandi Bagus Fahrezi……………………….

Reviewer:Willy Riwaldi……………………….

 

List of activities in ESP for Electrical Engineering

1. Short Article about Electrical Engineering

2. 5W1H Questions

3. Verbal and Nominal Sentences

4. Tenses and It’s Pattern

5. Active and Passive Construction

6. List of Vocabulary

7. Translation into Indonesia

8. Reasons Why Writer Uses Tenses

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digital age-destroying transistor

Transistors are small electronic devices whose existence has changed the face of the world we see today. The appearance of the transistor marks the beginning of the information technology era that we are experiencing today, The transistor has many uses in the electronics field, but the basic function of a transistor is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current.

Digital information in the world is formed from two numbers, namely “1” and “0” or called bits, the number “1” on the transistor represents that the transistor becomes an “on” switch that flows current, while the number “0” represents the opposite or a “switch” off” which cuts off the electric current.

With this bit number digital information works to make our lives easier, for example the website page you visit and this article contains millions and even billions of bits, so billions of transistors are needed to process that information.

Moore’s Law shows the number of transistors against time as an illustration of the need and development of transistor technology. Gordon Moore, the founder of Intel, even mentions that every 18 months, the number of transistors that can be inserted into an IC will double. The prediction made in 1965 was successful until 40 years later, this prediction is known as Moore’s law which predicts the exponential development of microprocessor calculations.

Before the transistor was created, the world was first familiar with the vacuum tube created by the British scientist John Ambrose Fleming, this device is used as a logic board or can simply be analogized as a switch that can turn into two conditions, namely “on” and “off”. The use of vacuum tubes soared during the world wars and has continued to grow since then. The vacuum tube is also the key to the birth of ENIAC, a digital computer weighing 30 kitons and using 18 thousand vacuum tubes.

See some of the weaknesses of vacuum tubes which are frail, slow and wasteful. A scientist who worked at Bell Lab in 1939 William Shockley had a brilliant idea that became the forerunner of the transistor. Shockley and two other Bell Labs scientists, John Bardeen and Walter Brain, worked together to create a device that was more efficient than a vacuum tube.

Finally, on December 23, 1947 Shockley succeeded in creating a transitor (transfer resistor) or more precisely point-contact transistor. Ie an “electrical switch” device that has two gold contacts and will lightly touch a germanium crystal on a metal plate that is connected to a power source.

For this success, the three scientists, namely William Shockley, John Bardeen and Walter Brattain, were denied one of the world’s prestigious awards such as that obtained by Albert Einstein, namely the Nobel Prize in physics awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for their hard work and achievements in creating the transistor..

 

SENTENCE BUILDING

No	WH	Sentence Building
1	Who	Who invented the vacuum tube?
	Answer	created by the British scientist John Ambrose Fleming
2	Who	who teamed up to make a device more efficient than the vacuum tube?
	Answer	Shockley and two other Bell Labs scientists, John Bardeen and Walter Brain
3	What	what is transistor?
	Answer	Transistors are small electronic devices whose existence has changed the face of the world we see today.
4	What	What are the function of transistors?
	Answer	The transistor has many uses in the electronics field, but the basic function of a transistor is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current.
5	Where	Where did Albert Einstein get the Nobel Prize in physics?
	Answer	he got at the royal Swedish Academy of sciences
6	Where	Where did William Shockley work so that he had a brilliant idea that became the forerunner of the transistor?
	Answer	at Bell Lab in 1939
7	Why	why this bit number digital information works to make our lives easier
	Answer	for example the website page you visit and this article contains millions and even billions of bits, so billions of transistors are needed to process that information.
8	Why	Why transistors are more efficient when compared to transistors?
	Answer	because vacuum tubes have several weaknesses, namely vacuum tubes that are fragile, slow and wasteful.
9	When	The appearance of the transistor marks the beginning of the information technology era that we are experiencing today
	Answer	the transistor has many uses in the electronics field, but the basic function of a transistor is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current.
10	When	when Shockley succeeded in creating a transistor (transfer resistor) or more precisely the point-contact transistor
	Answer	on December 23
11	How	Digital information in the world is formed from two numbers, namely "1" and "0" or called bits
	Answer	the number "1" on the transistor represents that the transistor becomes an "on" switch that flows current, while the number "0" represents the opposite or a "switch" off” which cuts off the electric current.
12	How	How is the shape of the contact-point transistor?
	Answer	Ie an “electrical switch” device that has two gold contacts and will lightly touch a germanium crystal on a metal plate that is connected to a power source.

 

 

A. Verbal and Nominal Sentences

Clues: Verbal sentences (V) are those, which start with a verb. Non-verbal sentences start with a noun or pronoun, or with derivative nouns. Verbal sentences consist of a verb + subject + object or adverbial phrase. The subject and object can be either nouns or pronouns. Nominal sentence  (N) also known as equational sentence is a linguistic term that refers to a nonverbal sentence (i.e. a sentence without a finite verb). As a nominal sentence does not have a verbal predicate, it may contain a nominal predicate, an adjectival predicate, in Semitic languages also an adverbial predicate or even a prepositional predicate.

 

1. Verbal Sentences

No	Sentences	V
01	awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for their hard work and achievements in creating the transistor	V
02	marks the beginning of the information technology era that we are experiencing today	V
03	mentions that every 18 months, the number of transistors that can be inserted into an IC will double	V
04	worked together to create a device that was more efficient than a vacuum tube	V
05	represents that the transistor becomes an 'on' switch that flows current	V
06	had a brilliant idea that became the forerunner of the transistor	V
07	is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current	V
08	had a brilliant idea that became the forerunner of the transistor	V
09	See some of the weaknesses of vacuum tubes	V
10	predicts the exponential development of microprocessor calculations,	V

 

2. Nominal Sentences

No	Sentences	N
01	Transistors are small electronic devices	N
02	.so billions of transistors are needed to process that information.	N
03	this prediction is known as Moore's law which predicts the exponential development of microprocessor calculations.	N
04	this device is used as a logic board or can simply be analogized as a switch that can turn into two conditions	N
05	Before the transistor was created	N
06	every 18 months, the number of transistors that can be inserted into an IC will double.	N
07	The use of vacuum tubes soared during the world wars	N
08	some of the weaknesses of vacuum tubes which are frail, slow and wasteful	N
09	The appearance of the transistor marks the beginning of the information technology era that we are experiencing today	N
10	a digital computer weighing 30 kitons and using 18 thousand vacuum tubes	N

 

B. Active and Passive Construction

Clues: Active sentence is a sentence where the subject performs the action of the verb. For example: John kicked the ball. ("John" is the subject. "John" is performing the action of the verb "kick." Therefore, this is an active sentence.) An active sentence is the opposite of a passive sentence. In a passive sentence, the action of the main verb is done to the subject. The passive voice occurs when the person or thing that performs an action is not the grammatical subject of the sentence. Instead, the person or thing that receives the action is placed before the verb. Passive sentences are formed using the verb to be combined with a past participle.

 

 

No	Sentences	Active	Passive
01	Transistors are small electronic devices whose existence has changed the face of the world we see today.		Passive
02	a transistor is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current.	Active
03	on December 23, 1947 Shockley succeeded in creating a transitor (transfer resistor) or more precisely point-contact transistor	Active
04	the number of transistors that can be inserted into an IC will double.		Passive
05	a digital computer weighing 30 kitons and using 18 thousand vacuum tubes.	Active
06	The use of vacuum tubes soared during the world wars and has continued to grow since then		Passive
07	this device is used as a logic board or can simply be analogized as a switch	Active
08	A scientist who worked at Bell Lab	Active
09	The face of The face of the world we see today has been changed by the existence of transistors. the world we see today has been changed by the existence of transistors.		Passive
10	Digital information in the world is formed from two numbers, namely “1” and “0” or called bits.		Passive

C. List of Vocabulary

No	Vocabulary	Pronoun Spelling	Meaning
01	Electronics	əˌlekˈträniks	Elektronika
02	computer	kəmˈpyo͞odər	Computer
03	small	smôl	Kecil
04	world	wərld	Dunia
05	time	tīm	Waktu
06	Before	bəˈfôr	Sebelum
07	Academy	əˈkadəmē	Akademi
08	Vacuum	ˈvakˌyo͞o(ə)m	kekosongan
09	illustration	ˌiləˈstrāSH(ə)n	ilustrasi
10	development	dəˈveləpmənt	perkembangan

 

 

D. Tenses and It’s Pattern

 

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NO	SENTENCES	IDENTIFY
1	The vacuum tube was(verb) created by the British scientist John Ambrose Fleming	Simple Past Tense
2	The vacuum tube is also the key to the birth of ENIAC	Simple Past Tense
3	The transistor(s) has(verb) many uses in the electronics field(o)	Simple Past Tense
4	The prediction made in 1965 was(to-be) successful until 40 years later	Simple Past Perfect
5	Digital information in the world is formed from two numbers	Simple Present Tense
6	Shockley succeded in creating a transistor(S) (transfer resistor)	Simple Past Tense
7	the number of transistors that can be inserted	Reegular Verb
8	Transistors are small electronic devices whose existence has changed	Reegular Verb
9	transistor is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current.	Simple Past Tense
10	Moore’s Law shows the number of transistors against time as an illustration of the need and development of transistor technology	Simple Present Tense

 

F. Translate                    

  Transistor adalah perangkat elektronika berukuran kecil yang keberadaanya telah merubah wajah dunia yang kita lihat saat ini.

Kemunculan transistor menandakan awal mulanya era teknologi informasi yang kita alami saat ini, transitor memiliki banyak kegunaan dalam bidang elektronika, namun fungsi dasar dari sebuah transistor adalah sebagai saklar yang berguna untuk mengalirkan atau memotong arus listrik.

Informasi digital yang ada di dunia terbentuk dari dua bilangan yaitu “1” dan “0” atau disebut bit, bilangan “1” pada transistor merepresentasikan bahwa transistor menjadi saklar “on” yang mengalirkan arus, sedangkan angka “0” merepresentasikan sebaliknya atau saklar “off” yang memotong arus listrik.

Dengan bilangan bit ini informasi digital bekerja untuk memudahkan hidup kita, sebagai contoh halaman website yang kamu kunjungi dan tulisan ini berisi jutaan bahkan miliaran bit, sehingga dibutuhkan miliaran transistor untuk mengolah informasi tersebut.

Hukum Moore menunjukan jumlah transistor terhadap waktu sebagai gambaran mengenai kebutuhan dan perkembangan teknologi transistor Gordon Moore, pendiri Intel, bahkan menyebut bahwa setiap 18 bulan, jumlah transistor yang sanggup dimasukkan ke dalam IC akan berlipat dua. Prediksi yang dilakukan pada 1965 itu sukses p vakum yang diciptakan oleh ilmuwan inggris John Ambrose Fleming, perangkat ini digunakan sebagai logic board atau secara sederhana dapat dianalogikan sebagai saklar yang dapat berubah menjadi dua kondisi yaitu "on" dan "off". Penggunaan tabung vakum melonjak saat perang dunia dan terus bertambah setelahnya. Tabung vakum jugalah yang menjadi kunci lahirnya ENIAC, sebuah komputer digital dengan bobot 30 ton dan menggunakan 18 ribu tabung vakum.

Melihat beberapa kelemahan tabung vakum yang ringkih, lamban dan boros. Seorang ilmuwan yang bekerja di Bell Lab pada tahun 1939 William Shockley memiliki ide brilian yang menjadi cikal bakal transistor. Shockley bersama dua ilmuwan Bell labs lain yaitu John bardeen dan Walter Brain bekerjasama untuk mewujudkan terciptanya perangkat yang lebih efisien daripada tabung vakum.

Akhirnya, pada 23 Desember 1947 shockley berhasil menciptakan transitor (transfer resistor) atau lebih tepatnya point-contact transistor. yaitu sebuah perangkat "saklar listrik" yang memiliki dua kontak emas dan secara ringan akan menyentuh kristal germanium yang ada di pelat logam yang terhubung ke sumber listrik.

Atas keberhasilan ini ketiga ilmuwan yaitu William Shockley, John Bardeen dan Walter Brattain diganjal salah satu penghargaan prestisius dunia seperti yang didapatkan oleh Albert Einstein, yaitu penghargaan Nobel bidang fisika yang diberikan oleh Akademi Ilmu Pengetahuan Kerajaan Swedia atas kerja keras dan pencapainnya menciptakan transistor.

 

 

E. Please sum-up the article by explaining the reason why author use the tenses.

 

The article explains the history and significance of the transistor, a small electronic device that has changed the world we live in today. The article describes the basic function of a transistor as a switch that can control the flow of electricity, and how digital information is formed from the numbers "1" and "0" or bits. The article also mentions how the use of transistors has grown exponentially over time, as predicted by Moore's Law, and how they are used in various electronic applications. The article also describes the vacuum tube, which was the precursor to the transistor, and how it was used in digital computers before the transistor was invented.

Lembar Simulasi

PRAKTIK MENYUNTING NASKAH

DALAM BAHASA INGGRIS

(PBLL-Editing)

 

Serahkan kumpulan portfolio hasil belajar Bahasa Inggris pada saat UAS berupa: UTS, bahanPresentasi PPT Kelompokdenganbukti-buktiberikut:

Lembar asli JawabanUjian Tengah Semester (UTS), Idol, PPT kelompok

Bukti Perbaikan dalam bentuk Terketik Rapi

Bukti Penerapan Simbol Penyuntingan oleh Editor MitraBelajar di Kelas

Naskah Bersih hasil suntingan Editor Mitra Belajar di Kelas

Lembar Bukti Penerapan Hasil Penyuntingan

 

Catatan:

Naskah Bersih hasil suntingan dikumpulkan oleh Koordinator untuk layout  bersih dan digandakan menjadi buku karya kelas.

Judul buku dan gambaran Desain Cover serta Pengantar Buku akan diemail ke Koordinator oleh Dosen sebagai Supervisor.

PembuatanVideoflogbersifat individual untuk kemungkinan memperoleh nilai optimal (A)

 

LEARNING TREATMENT
No	PBLL- Approach	Meeting	Portfolios	Learning Output	Learning Outcome
01	Prewriting	1-8 (UTS)	PPT Kelompok, Idol Writing, Hasil UTS	Intend to be Self-Publishers (www.zalzulifa.com)
02	Drafting
03	Revising				Reading.
					Writing.
04	Editing	9-16 (UAS	Book Dummy (PPT Kelompok, Idol Writing, UAS) Individual Voice in Video	Digital Publishing Member of www.polakata.com by registering to www.polakata.com/ad dacc.pkt	Listening. Speaking about Civil Engineering
05	Publishing
06	Marketing
07	Delivering

 

EDITORIAL SKILL IN ENGLISH PUBLIPRENEUR-BASED LANGUAGE LEARNING

(PBLL-Editing)

INSTRUCTIONS
Use the red ink pen to mark your editorial findings Write the name of the manuscript’s writer within the box Write your name as an editor within the editor’s box Write the title of the manuscript Treat the draft as an accepted manuscript to the Editorial Department. Edit the manuscript by using the editorial signs Put the number of your editorial findings (mechanical, substantive, pictorial) within the box right- side Write your verbal verification of suggestion, comment, or input for the improvement of the manuscript. Give your editorial judgment about the manuscript from the perspective of prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, publishing, marketing, and delivering) Good Luck..be your best.
Students’ Identity				Writer			Editor
Name				Irfandi Bagus Fahrezi			Willy Riwaldi
Study Program				Electrical Engineering			Electrical Engineering
Title of Manuscript				The appearance of the transistor marks the beginning of the information technology era that we are experiencing today, The transistor has many uses in the electronics field, but the basic function of a transistor is as a switch that is useful for flowing or cutting electric current.
C=Competence : NC= Non Competence
No			Editorial Findings		Number	Key Word		C	NC
A			Mechanical Editing						types
			· Types		-	-		-	-
			· Words		-	-		-	phrase
			· Phrase		-	-		-	-
			· Clause		-	-		-	-
			· Punctuations		-	-		-	-
			· Comma		-			-	-
			· Colon		-	-		-	-
			· Semi Colon		-	-		-	-
			· Preposition		-	-		-	-
			· Dictions		-	-		-	-
B			Substantive Editing
			· Content Accuracy		-	-		-	-
			· Language Consistency		-	-		-	-
			· Message Originality		-	-		-	-
			· Reader’s Interest		-	-		-	-
			· Coherence		-	-		-	-
C			Pictorial Editing
			· Harmony		-	-		-	-
			· Balancing		-	-		-	-
			· White Space		-	-		-	-
		· Color			-	-		-	-
	Verbal Verification:   there are some mistakes in writing people's names with lowercase letters and the placement of spaces is not correct
	Editorial Judgment   In my opinion, the sentence per sentence that the author wrote is very good and very easy for readers to understand, but in writing there are several words that I need to improve, namely the names of city people, and the lack of letters but overall I appreciate the author in choosing sentence by sentence.

 

 

 

 

 

QUESTIONERS OF PUBLIPRENEUR-BASED LANGUAGE LEARNING (PBLL) USED TO TEACH ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF

ELECTRO ENGINEERING

AT MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY

Name		Irfandi Bagus Fahrezi
Study Program		Electrical Engineering
Lecturer
No	Questioners	Much (M); Enough (E); Less (L)			Reasons
		M	E	L
1	How far do you know about the concept of the Publipreneur-Based Language Learning (PBLL) approach in language teaching			√	I may not know much about the language, maybe later I will learn more about English grammar
2	Do you think that the Publipreneur-Based Language Learning (PBLL) approach applicable used to teach English for Specific Purposes (ESP)			√	yes, I agree about the language course approach because English is very much used abroad and so that we also know how important English is in today's digital world
3	How far does Publipreneur-Based Language Learning (PBLL) influence your English Reading skill in Electro Engineering Business			√	To be honest, I'm not very good at reading English sentences, especially in difficult grammar parts
4	How far does Publipreneur-Based Language Learning (PBLL) influence your English Writing skill in Electro Engineering Business		√		I am very grateful because I already know a little about writing English sentences
5	How far does Publipreneur-Based Language Learning (PBLL) influence your English Listening skill in Electro Engineering Business			√	I understand a little about listening to English sentences in films or other things, if you listen directly from people there may be a little repetition of these sentences
6	How far does Publipreneur-Based Language Learning (PBLL) influence your English Speaking skill in Electro Engineering Business		√		if to speak English I can already a little but not to be heard by many people