Chemical Engineering English

A-Class
2011
Group Presentation
Lecturers:
Agus Prasetya
Indra Perdana

Class Coordinator:
A-Class : Sidiq Permana


Assessment
Mid Exam : 30%
Final Exam : 40%
Group Presentation : 25%
Individual Homework : 5%
The A mark will be automatically granted for
those whose TOEFL score >= 500, submitted
prior to the Mid Exam.
Rules of the Class:

No Bahasa Indonesia during the presentation session,
except allowed by the lecturer. There will be penalty for a
student who speaks Bahasa Indonesia or other than English
during the class.
The penalty: Singing an English popular song

Non presenting groups should ask at least one question per
group per session to the presenting group.

All members of the presenting group should answer, at
least, one question. Exception is given to the presenter and
moderator of the group.

All unanswered questions should be collected by the
presenting group. The answers of those questions must be
submitted, along with the summary of the presentation.


Each group must select: the head of the group, presenter
and moderator. Head of the group coordinates the group
members prior to the presentation date (for preparation
steps) and after the presentation. Presenter will give the
presentation on behalf of the group. Moderator leads and
directs the discussion session.
Group Assignments:

The presenting groups must submit the report of their
presentation, along with the answers of unanswered
questions. The deadline for submission is a week after
the presentation.
Time allocation: Max. 35 minutes/presentation;
1 minutes for introduction
15 minutes for presentation
18 minutes for discussion (questions and answers)
1 minutes for summarizing the presentation and
discussion
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Topic 1: Green House Gases and Global Warming

Presentation date: 25 September, 1
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Topic 2: Municipal Waste Problems (Garbage)

Presentation date: 25 September 2008, 2
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Topic 3: Water Quality and Water Scarcity

Presentation date: 16 October 2008, 1
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Topic 4: Water Pollution

Presentation date: 16 October 2008, 2
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Topic 5: Air Pollution

Presentation date: 6 November 2008, 1
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Topic 6: Soil Pollution

Presentation date: 6 November 2008, 2
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Topic 7: Waste Reduction and Minimization

Presentation date: 13 November 2008, 1
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Topic 8: Waste Treatment

Presentation date: 13 November 2008, 2nd session
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Topic 9: Recycling: From Waste to Valuable Product

Presentation date: 20 November 2008, 1
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Topic 10: Renewable Energy: Bio Resources

Presentation date: 20 November 2008, 2nd session
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Topic 11: Renewable Energy: Non-Bio Resources

Presentation date: 27 November 2008, 1
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Topic 12: Best Practices on Sustainable Engineering

Presentation date: 27 November 2008, 2nd session
The importance of punctuation!
Example:
A woman without her man is nothing
A woman without her man, is nothing.
A woman: without her, man is nothing.