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88 MODULE BASIC SOFTWARE Learning objectives In this lesson, you will learn how to:  Extract relevant information form texts about system software  Recognize the characteristics of a typical graphical user interface or GUI  Make a summary of a written text  Talk about word processors  Identify the function of different word-processing capabilities: search and replace, cut and paste, spell checkers, etc  Understand the basic features of spreadsheets and databases  Acquire specific vocabulary related to Internet utilities 88 89 Lesson Operating Systems I Warm-up A Look at the diagram What is the function of the operating system? B Read the text below and complete it with the phrases in the box Operating Systems An operating system is a piece of Unix was created by mavericks software that presents an interface Dennis Ritchey and Ken Thompson in between the computer and the user 1970 from an older MULTICS system One of the first operating systems was which they both used but did not like the GM OS or General Motors very much All versions of Linux and Operating System created in 1955 Mac OS X can trace their roots to There are two major kinds of directly back to the original Unix operating systems, Command Line MS-DOS was Microsoft Corporation's Interfaces (CLI), and more recently, predecessor to Windows Bill Gates Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) CLIs liked the Unix-like functionality of a use only text and no graphics to program designed by Tim Paterson of display information and the user Seattle Computer Products called navigates by means of the shell QDOS, and he bought it, rebranded it Examples of popular CLI operating MS-DOS, and licensed it to IBM MS- systems still in use today are MS-DOS DOS became the underlying CLI for and Linux Examples of popular GUI all of Microsoft's GUI operating operating systems are Windows, [X- systems up to and including Windows Windows], and Macintosh OS XP Perhaps the most popular OS up until the 1990’s was Unix on the mainframe and [MS-DOS] on the PC 89 90 peripherals are called device drivers Another main task for an operating system is to control which users have access to specific parts of a computer's resources Most operating systems have a facility to require users The main operating system today to authenticate with a username and on PCs is of course Microsoft password before being permitted to Windows with over 90% market use share Windows started out as a home example, the OS will allow a system and office OS but has recently become administrator to set permissions on a a serious challenger to Unix systems file or a directory the system resources For even in the enterprise, where UNIX- Modern operating systems also derived systems still have a solid offer many utilities and conveniences foothold including the ability to easily install What exactly is an operating and uninstall software applications, system composed of? The base unit of monitor the operating system is a collection of through a network connection, and programs called the kernel The kernel more is the most basic layer which controls applications such as web browsers and the hardware and the file system text editors are now included as Other programs which help the kernel standard on most operating system interface with the components and releases II hardware, Even basic upgrade itself productivity Reading Read the text and answer these questions: 1) What is an operating system ? 2) What are two major kinds of operating systems? 3) Name one of popular GUI operating systems? 4) What was the most popular OS up until the 1990’s? 5) Whom was Unix created by? 6) Which is the main operating system today on PCs? 7) What exactly is an operating system composed of? 8) What is the kernel? 9) What is another main task for an operating system? 10) What modern operating systems offer? 90 III Basic DOS commands Match the DOS commands on the left with the explanations on the right Some commands are abbreviations of English words FORMAT a erases files and programs from your disk CD (or CHDIR) b copies all files from one floppy disk to another DIR c changes your current directory MD ( or d initializes a floppy disk and prepares it for use MKDIR) DISKCOPY e displays a list of the files of a disk or directory BACKUP f changes names of your files REN g creates a subdirectory h saves the contents of the hard disk on floppy disk for (RENAME) DEL security purposes IV Language work: Revision of the passive A The present simple passive We form the present simple passive with am/is/are + past participle Example: - This program is written in a special computer language - Programs and data are usually stored on disks Remember that the word data takes a singular verb (3rd person singular) when it refers to the information operated on in a computer program - The data is ready for processing B Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in brackets 1) Various terminals (connect) ………………… to this workstation 2) Microcomputers (know) ………………… as ‘PCs’ 3) Magazines (typeset) ………………… by computers 4) When a particular program is run, the data (process) ………………… by the computer very rapidly 5) Hard disks (use) ………………… for the permanent storage of information 91 6) The drug-detecting test in the Tour de France (support) ………………… by computers 7) All the activities of the computer system (coordinate) ………………… by the central processing unit 8) In some modern systems information (hold) ………………… in optical disks V Quiz Work with a partner Try to answer as many questions as possible (Use the Glossary if you need to) 1) What name is given to the set of programs that interface between the user, the applications programs, and the computer? 2) What types of programs are designed for particular situations and specific purposes? 3) What does ‘MS-DOS’ stand for? 4) What is the basic DOS command for copying a file? 5) The Macintosh operating system is kept in various locations Where exactly are these? 6) Can you give synonym for the term ‘routine’? 7) What is the abbreviation for ‘International Business Machines’? 8) Which company developed UNIX? 9) Which programming language allows you to play animations on the Web? 10) What are the effects of computer viruses? 92 Lesson The graphical user interface I A user-friendly interface The picture below illustrates a user interface based on graphics Read the definitions in the HELP box and then match with the concept in the right column: The interface elements of the Windows XP HELP box a Is an area of the computer screen where you can see the contents of a folder, a file, or a program Some systems window menu allow several windows on the screen at the same time and windows can overlap each other The window on the top is pointer the one which is ‘active’, the one in use icons b Are small picture on the screen They present programs, folders folders, or files For example, the Recycle Bin icon represents a program for deleting and restoring files Most systems have a special area of the screen on which icons appear c Give the user a list if choice You operate the menu by pressing and releasing one or more buttons on the mouse d Is the arrow you use to select icons or to choose options from a menu You move the pointer across the screen with the mouse Then you click a button on the mouse to use the object selected by the pointer e Containers for documents and applications, similar to the subdirectories of a PC platform 93 II Reading A Read the article below and decide which of the expressions in the box best describe a graphical user interface (GUI) user-friendly slow text-based complex graphics-based attractive GUIs The terms user-interface refers to the standard procedures the user applications with a high level of consistency follows to interact with a particular computer Today, the most innovative GUIs are the Macintosh, Microsoft A good user interface is important Windows, and IBM OS/2 Warp because when you buy a program you These three platforms include similar want to use it easily Moreover, a features: graphical user interface saves a lot of windows, time: you don’t need to memorize selector, a file finder, a control panel commands in order to execute an and various desk accessories Double application; you only have to point clicking a folder opens a window and click so that its content appears on which contains programs, documents, the screen or further nested folders At any time a desktop and with folders, a icons, printer Macintosh computers – with a user within a folder, you can launch the interface based on graphics and desired program or document by intuitive tools – were designed with a double-clicking the icon or you can single drag it to another location clear aim: to facilitate interaction with the computer Their interface is called WIMP: Window, The three platforms differ in other and and areas such as device installation, software products for the Macintosh network connectivity, or compatibility have been designed to take full with application programs Icon, Mouse, Pointer, advantage of its features using this These interfaces have been so interface In addition, the ROM chips successful because they are extremely of a Macintosh contain libraries that easy to use It is well known that provide program developers with computers running under an attractive routines generating windows, interface stimulate users to be more dialog boxes, icons, and pop-up creative and produce high quality menus This ensures the creation of results, which has a major impact on for the general public 94 B Look at the text again and guess the meaning of the words in bold and italics in your own language C Find answers to these questions 1) What does the abbreviation ‘GUI’ stand for? 2) What is the contribution of Macintosh computers to the development of graphic environments? 3) What does the acronym ‘WIMP’ mean? 4) What computing environments based on graphics are mentioned in the text? 5) How you run a program on a computer with a graphical interface? 6) Can you give two reasons for the importance of user-friendly interfaces? III Exercise work Add to the statements (1-10) using the extra information (a-j) A barcode is a pattern of a it contains the main printed black lines electronic components A floppy is a disk b it adds features to a computer A mother is a printed circuit c it is about the size of a board piece of paper A password is a secret set of d supermarkets use them characters for pricing A monitor is an output device e it reads and writes to disks A disk drive is a unit f it can hold 1.44Mb of data An expansion card is an g it allows access to a electronic board computer system A CD-ROM drive is a common h it controls all the other storage device boards in a computer A notebook is a portable i it displays data on a computer screen 95 IV 10 The system unit is the main j it read data from a part of the computer CD_ROM disk Language work: Short relative clauses We can join these sentences by using a relative clause 1) Her house has a network 2) It allows basic file-sharing and multi-player gaming 1) + 2) Her house has a network which allows basic file-sharing and multi-player gaming Relative clauses with certain active verbs can be shortened by omitting the relative word and changing the verb to its ‘-ing’ form We can shorten the relative clause like this: Her house has a network allowing basic file-sharing and multi-player gaming Note how these two sentences are joined by a relative clause 3) The technology is here today 4) The technology is needed to set up a home network 3) + 4) The technology which is needed to set up a home network is here today Relative clauses like this with passive verbs can be shortened by omitting the relative word and the verb ‘to be’ The technology needed to set up a home network is here today Now link each group of sentences into one sentence using short relative clause a The technology is here today b It is needed to set up a home network a You only need one network printer b It is connected to the server a Her house has a network b It allows basic file-sharing and multi-player gaming a There is a line receiver in the living room b It delivers home entertainment audio to speakers a Eve has designed a site b It is dedicated to dance a She has built in links 96 b They connect her site to other dance sites a She created the site using a program called Netscape Composer b It is contained in Netscape Communicator a At the centre of France Telecom’s home of tomorrow is a network b It is accessed through a Palm Pilot-style control pad a The network can simulate the owner’s presence b This makes sure vital tasks are carried out in her absence 10 a The house has an electronic door-keeper b It is programmed to recognize you c This gives access to family only Using short relative clauses is one way of reducing sentences Other ways of reducing sentences are:  Taking out relative pronouns where possible e.g The software (that) we bought last year  Omitting qualifying words (adjectives, or modifying adverbs) e.g (quite) complex/(very) similar  Taking out that in reported speech or thoughts  e.g It is well known (that) computers…  I think (that) there’s something wrong with this program  Cutting out unnecessary phrases  e.g Macintosh computers were designed with a clear aim: to facilitate the user’s interaction with the computer = Macintosh computers were designed to facilitate the user’s interaction with the computer V Writing Summarize the text in Task in 70 – 75 words You may like to follow these steps Read through the whole text again and think of a suitable title for it Make sure you understand all the main points Go through the text and underline the relevant information in each paragraph Make notes about the main points:  Omit repetitions and unnecessary phrases  Leave out details, such as examples 97 Jul ‘92 In New York, five teenagers are charged with breaking into computer systems at several regional phone companies, large firms and universities Kevin Paulson, known as ‘Dark Dante’ on the networks, is Dec ‘92 charged with stealing tasking orders relating to an Air Force military exercise He is accused of theft of US national secrets and faces up to 10 years in jail Feb ‘97 German Chaos Computer Club shows on TV the way to electronically obtain money from bank accounts using a special program on the Web May ‘98 Computer criminals propagate a lot of viruses through the Internet IV Language work: The past simple (revision) Look at the text in Task again and put the verbs into the past Example In September 1970, John Draper discovered that the penny whistle … generated … He started to make free calls Lesson Networks I Small networks In pairs, discuss these questions 1) What is a computer network? 2) What are the benefits of using networks? II Networking FAQs A Look at the FAQs (i - vi) without reading the whole text In pairs, try to answer as many of the questions as you can B Read the whole text and answer these questions 1) What does PAN stand for? 2) What is a network protocol? 3) How you log on to an Internet Service Provider? 4) WiMAX is a type of wireless network What is it used for? 5) What equipment you need to set up a wireless LAN? 6) What are the advantages and disadvantages of wireless networks? Networking FAQs i How many types of network are capabilities – that is, share files there? and Networks are classified according requiring to different criteria: peripherals a separate without server computer  Geographical PANs  Topology, or layout: In bus Networks) network, all the computers are typically include a laptop, a connected to a main cable, or mobile phone and a PDA; bus In a star network, all data LANs cover a building; MANs flows through a central hub, a (Metropolitan Area Networks) common connection point for cover a campus or a city; the devices in the network In a WANs (Wide Area Networks) ring network, all devices are cover a country or a continent connected to one another in a (Personal area: Area  Architecture: In a client- continuous loop, or ring server network, a computer  Network protocol: This is the acts as a server and stores and language, or set of rules, that distributes information to the computers use to communicate other nodes, or clients In a with each other Networks use peer-to-peer network, all the different computers have the same protocols For instance, the Internet uses newsletters, etc It is important that TCP/IP ii you remember to log off after using How I install a wired modem the Internet An open line increases router? the risk of viruses, and hackers might A modem router is a device that break into your computer to steal connects your computer or home LAN to the Internet confidential data iv  Plug one end of the phone cord Wired networks are linked by directly into a phone jack, and Ethernet cables, phone lines and high- the other end into the ADSL speed fiber optic cables Wireless port on the router networks, cable however, use electromagnetic waves, such as radio  Plug one end of the Ethernet waves, to transmit data These are the into your computer’s main types of wireless networks: network port and the other end into an Ethernet port on the  Satellites – for long distances router  WiMAX – for connecting WiFi hotspots  Turn on your computer To set up, or configure, the router,  Wi-Fi – you’ll need to input some for medium-range distances parameters, for example your  Bluetooth – for short distances ISP’s name and phone number  GSM – for mobile phones NOTE: A router has various iii What is wireless networking? v What I need to set up a home Ethernet ports, so you can connect wireless LAN? various PCs to the router via Ethernet You’ll need computers equipped cables If you already have a hub or with a wireless adapter or wireless switch connecting a LAN, you only card, a wireless access point (a need one cable to connect the hub to wireless router) and a broadband the router internet connection How I log on to the Internet vi Which is better, a wired or service Provider? wireless LAN? You need to type in your username Wired LANs are more difficult to and password Once you are online, install, but they are cheaper, faster and you for more reliable Wireless networks let information on the Web, look up IT you move, or roam, from one access words in dictionaries, try out new point to another, but they are less software, and sign up for RSS feeds, secure and subject to interference can get email, look C In pairs, this network quiz See which pair can finish first 1) This network typically consists of two or more local area networks, covering a large geographical area a LAN b WAN c Intranet 2) This type of network does not have a dedicated server; all the computers are independent a Peer-to-peer b Client-server c Metropolitan Area Network 3) On this topology, all devices are connected to the same circuit, forming a continuous loop a Star b Ring c bus 4) The language used by computers to communicate with each other on the Internet is called a Ethernet b ADSL c TCP/IP 5) Which cables are used to transfer information for the Internet over long distances at high speeds? a Telephone lines b Ethernet cables c Fiber optic cables 6) Which device allows several computers on a local network to share an internet connection? a An ADSL port b A router c Wireless adapter 7) Which device serves as a common connection point devices in a wireless network? a Wireless access point b Wire router c Wireless adapter 8) Bluetooth is a wireless technology that uses radio waves to transmit data over a Long distances b Medium-range distances III c Short distances (ten meters of less) Language work: phrasal verbs A Look at the HELP box Do you have the equivalent of phrasal verbs in your language? How you say the phrasal verbs in the HELP box? HELP box Phrasal verbs  The meaning of some verbs with particle (often called phrasal verbs) can be easily understood form its two parts Look at the photos Separate network are linked over a public network, the Internet  However, many phrasal verbs have an idiomatic meaning, not predictable from the meaning of its parts carry (= transport); carry out (= execute) Computer carry out the programs…  Certain particles have similar meanings, regardless of the verb (on/off, in/out, etc.) Turn on / switch on (= start the operation of something) Turn off / switch off (= stop the operation of something)  Other common phrasal verbs in computing include: Plug into (= connect) Plug one end of the phone cord into the phone jack Set up (= establish) What I need to set up a wireless LAN? Sign up (= register, enroll in a service) Once connected, you can sign up for RSS feeds, newsletters, etc Try out (= test or use experimentally) You can try out new software on their site Find out ( = learn, discover) Search the Web to find out more information about WiMAX Take up ( = occupy) Fiber optic cables take up less space than copper cables make up ( = constitute, form) Several LANs connected together make up a WAN fill in (= write the necessary information) You need to fill in this online form  When the verb has a preposition associated with it, the preposition must precede the object: You can look for information on the Web (not: look information for) When the particle is an adverb, it can precede or follow the direct object: You need to type in your username/…type your username in Turn on the computer/ turn the computer on If the direct object is a pronoun, the: particle must follow it You need to type it in (not: type in it) B Complete these sentences with the correct form of a phrasal verb from the HELP box 1) To join the club, ………… this form and send it to our office 2) The CPU……… all the basic operations on the data 3) Digital music…………a lot of space – about 10 MB for every minute of stereo sound 4) Thousands of networks………… the Internet 5) You can use newsgroups to……….about the latest trends, customer needs, etc C Match the questions (1-6) with the answers (a-f) 1) Why was the hacker arrested? 2) Is it OK to log on to my bank account using public computers in a cybercafé? 3) How I set up an internet connection at home? 4) Can I download software from your site? 5) How can I add video to instant messaging? 6) What I need to sign up for a Yahoo! Email account? a Yes, but always remember to log off after you’ve ended your session b Yes, you can even try the programs out for a period before you buy them! c Because he broke into a computer system and stole confidential data d Simply install this program and plug the webcam into your computer e You need to install the software for your router Follow the instructions provided by your ISP, probably in the form of a pdf file on a CD f You have to create a username and password and then give some personal details Lesson New technologies I Future trends A In pairs, discuss these questions 1) What you think a trend is? 2) What trends in ICT you think will affect our lives in the future? Make a list B Match the texts (1-5) with the pictures (a-e) which trends from your list in A are mentioned? b…………… a………… d…………… e………… c…………… By all accounts, nanotechnology – the science of making devices from single atoms and molecules – is going to have a huge impact on both business and our daily lives Nano devices are measured in nanometers (one billionth of a meter) and are expected to be used in the following areas  Nanocomputers: Chip makers will make tiny microprocessors with nanotransistors, ranging from 60 to nanometers in size  Nanomedicine: By 2020, scientists believe that nano-sized robots, or nanobots, will be injected into the body’s bloodstream to treat diseases at the cellular level  Nanomaterials: New materials will be made from carbon atoms in the form of nanotubes, which are more flexible, resistant and durable than steel of aluminum They will be incorporated into all kinds of products, for example stain-resistant coatings for clothes and scratch-resistant paints for cars Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the science of making intelligent machines and programs The term originated in the 1940s, when Alan Turing said: “A machine has artificial intelligence when there is no discernible difference between the conversation generated by the machine and that of an intelligent person” A typical AI application is robotics One example is ASIMO, Honda’s intelligent humanoid robot Soon, engineers will have built different types of android, with the form and capabilities of humans Another AI application is expert systems – programs containing everything that an “expert” knows about a subject In a few years, doctors will be using expert systems to diagnose illness Imagine you are about to take a holiday in Europe You walk out to the garage and talk to your car Recognizing your voice, the car’s doors unlock On the way to the airport, you stop at an ATM A camera mounted on the bank machine looks you in the eye, recognizes the pattern of your iris and allows you to withdraw cash from your account When you enter the airport, hidden camera compares the digitized image of your face to that of suspected criminals At the immigration checkpoint, you swipe a card and place your hand on a small metal surface The geometry of your hand matches the code on the card, and the gate opens You’re on your way Does it sound futuristic? Well, the future is here Biometrics uses computer technology to identify people based on physical characteristics such as fingerprints, facial features, voice, iris and retina patterns Adapted from the Richmond Times-Dispatch Ubiquitous computing, also known as pervasive computing, is a new approach in which computer functions are integrated into everyday life, often in a invisible way Ubiquitous devices can be anything from smartphones to tiny sensors in homes, offices and cars, connected to networks, which allow information to be accessed anytime and anywhere – in other words, ubiquitously In the future people will interact naturally with hundreds of these smart devices (objects containing a microchip and memory) every day, each invisibly embedded in our environment and communicating with each other without cables In the ideal smart home, appliances and electronic devices work in sync to keep the house secure For example, when a regular alarm system senses that someone is breaking into the house, it usually alerts the alarm company and then the police A smart home system would go further, turning on the lights in the home and then sending a text message to the owner’s phone Motorola Homesight even sends images captured by wireless cameras to phones and PCs Smart homes can remember your living patterns, so if you like to listen to some classical music when you come home from work, your house can that for you automatically They will also know when the house is empty and make sure all appliances are turned off All home devices will be interconnected over a home area network where phones, cable services, home cinemas, touch screens, smart mirrors and even the refrigerator will cooperate to make our lives more comfortable Adapted from www.businessweek.com C Read the text again and answer these questions 1) Which unit of measurement is used in nanotechnology? 2) What are the advantages of nanotubes over regular materials? 3) What will doctors use experts systems for? 4) What featutes are analyzed by biometrics? 5) Which trend refers to computers embedded in everyday devices, communicating with each other over wireless networks? 6) What will the alarm system if someone breaks into a smart home 7) How will devices be interconnected inside the smart home? D Find words in the text with the following meanings 1) A microscopic robot, built with nanotechnology (text 1)……… 2) A robot that resembles a human (text 2)……… 3) Biological identification of a person (text 3)…………… 4) Integrated; inserted into (text 4)……………… 5) Electrical devices, or machines, used in the home (text 5)………… II Language work: future forms A Look at the HELP box and then choose the correct words in brackets to complete these sentences 1) In the future, I hope we (‘ll have/ ‘re going to have) robots in the home to help us with the housework 2) Hey, Nick, be careful, you (‘re going to spill/ ‘ll spill) that coffee on the computer! 3) It’s John’s birthday next week We (‘ll give/ ‘re going to give) him a mobile phone 4) – My laptop has crashed! - Don’t worry I (‘ll lend/ ‘m going to lend) you mine 5) The Internet (will probably change/ is probably going to change) the publishing industry in the way that TV changed the movie industry 6) Futurists predict that smart technology (will be/ is going to be) incorporated into fabrics, so you’ll be able to email from your coat! HELP box Future forms We use be going to + verb in the We use the future simple (will/ won’t + following ways: verb) in the following ways:  To make predictions when you don’t have present evidence that something will happen  To describe future intentions She’s going to write a book about ubiquitous computing  To make predictions when you have Nanobots will be injected into the present evidence that something is body’s bloodstream to treat diseases going to happen  To talk about hopes and promises, By all accounts, nanotechnology is especially with the words expect, going to have a huge impact on think, hope and probably business and our daily lives They hope that people will interact We use the future continuous (will naturally with hundreds of smart be + -ing form of the verb) to talk about devices at a time actions in progress at a specific time in  To describe an instant decision, often the future In a few years, doctors will be using when we make an offer Sure, I’ll help you with your expert systems to diagnose illnesses We use the future perfect (will have homework  To talk about facts that will + past participle) to talk about actions finished at a specific time in the future inevitably happen Soon, She’ll be 21 in May engineers will have built different types of android B Complete these sentences with the correct future form of the verb in brackets Use the future continuous of future perfect 1) Thanks to ICT, by the year 2030 we (find)………cures for the major diseases of our time 2) In twenty years’time, some people (live)…………in space, perhaps inside a computerized colony 3) By this time next week, I (work) …………… for IBM 4) By this time next month, I (buy)………… that BlackBerry that I’ve been wanting to buy for months 5) Scientists predict that in twenty years’s time nearly everyone (live)………….in smart houses C In pairs, discuss these predictions Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answers Look at the Useful language box to help you 1) Someday, we’ll be talking to computers naturally, like friends 2) Microchips implanted in our arms will serve as ID cards and contain our medical records Useful language 3) Robots will learn to build themselves, without human help 4) Smart homes will be I think that…… What you think about number…? I’m not sure that…….will…… I completely agree/disagree with…… voice-activated 5) Computers will be ubiquitous and almost invisible, embedded into our homes and integrated into our lives III Making predictions A Write your own predictions about these topics\  Work/Jobs Example: By the year 2030, human labor in industry will have been replaced by robots  Money Example: Cash will be replaced by electronic money  Education Example: By the end of this century, every student in every school will have a PC  The internet Example: People in every country will have high-speed access to the Internet with five years B In pairs, compare your predictions Find out more about your partners’ CÁC THUẬT NGỮ CHUYÊN MÔN (font chữ Times New Roman, in hoa, cỡ chữ 14, Bold) ………… (font chữ Times New Roman, cỡ chữ 14) TÀI LIỆU THAM KHẢO Thạc Bình Cường, Hồ Xn Ngọc, Tiếng anh chun ngành Cơng nghệ thông tin, Nhà xuất Khoa học kỹ thuật, 2001 Thạc Bình Cường, Tiếng Anh chuyên ngành Công nghệ thông tin, Nhà xuất Đại học sư phạm, 2006 Tiếng Anh dành cho người sử dụng máy tính Infotech, Nhà xuất thống kê, 2000 English for Information Technology, Nhà xuất OXFORD, 2005 DANH SÁCH BAN BIÊN SOẠN GIÁO TRÌNH DẠY NGHỀ TRÌNH ĐỘ TRUNG CẤP, CAO ĐẲNG (font chữ Times New Roman, in hoa, cỡ chữ 14 Bold) Tên giáo trình: (font chữ Times New Roman, cỡ chữ 14, Bold) Tên nghề: (font chữ Times New Roman, cỡ chữ 14, Bold) Ông (bà) Chủ nhiệm Ơng (bà) Phó chủ nhiệm Ông (bà) Thư ký Ông (bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên DANH SÁCH HỘI ĐỒNG NGHIỆM THU GIÁO TRÌNH DẠY NGHỀ TRÌNH ĐỘ TRUNG CẤP, CAO ĐẲNG (font chữ Times New Roman, in hoa, cỡ chữ 14 Bold) Ông (bà) Chủ tịch Ơng (bà) Phó chủ tịch Ơng (bà) Thư ký Ông (bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên Ông(bà) Thành viên