SYLLABUS

BAHASA INGGRIS I
(D4-Akuntansi)

Course Name : BAHASA INGGRIS 1 (16 KI30012)

Semester : 1
Credit Hours : 2 credits (4 x 50 minutes)
Class/Schedule : 1B / Wednesday at 07.00 -08.40 and Thursday at 13.00-14.40
Lecturer : Muhammad Yazidus Syukri, S.S., M.Pd.
Contacts :  081802758936 (WA)/ 081325326910
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 yazidus@polban.ac.id
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Course Objective : Upon the completion of this course, the students are highly expected to
be able to use their written and spoken English skills in daily
conversation context and in accounting and finance terms.
Course Description : The coverage of this course will include practicing and understanding
the context of written and spoken expressions in daily conversation and
in technical terms related to accounting and finance.
The language functions consist of Greeting and introduction, Describing
jobs, numbers and simple calculation, describing object and its function,
describing process, describing places, describing people, requesting,
offering, asking for and giving opinion, asking and giving reasons, asking
for and giving direction, giving and following instruction and presenting
a certain topic in finance or accounting field.
Method of Teaching : This course will take the forms of lecturing, question and answer,
discussion, role play, project based learning and students practice or
presentation.
Assessment and : The course assessment will be subjective in nature as would be
Evaluation considered students’ enthusiasm and active participation in class.
However, more objective assessment will be conducted from mid- term
and final term examinations and group, pair and individual works.
1. Attendance (10 points)
2. Class participation (15 points)
3. Group and individual works, presentation, and tasks (20 points)
4. Mid Term test (25 points)
5. Final examination (30 points)
Grading Conversion : A = 81 – 100
AB = 75 - 80.99
B = 70-74.99
BC = 65- 69.99
C = 60 -64.99
 CD = 55- 59.99
D= 50 – 54.99
E = < 49.99
K = Incomplete score
: 1. Tardiness is only accepted when it is not more than 15 minutes from
the scheduled time.
2. If the lecturer comes late, then, he will text the contact person. If he
does not inform you, make up class will be set (if possible).
3. The students are expected to attend classes at least 85% of the
whole session.
4. Mobile phone must be turned into silent mode or turn it off
(recommended).
5. Using English during the course is strongly encouraged (i.e. chat
with your friends in a discussion).
6. Taking manual/digital dictionary is recommended.
7. Do not hesitate to ask questions and share your opinion.
8. Respect each other and be responsible learner.
9. Keep the class clean and tidy.
10. Allow to bring snack or drinks.
 Course Outline

N Topics Subs Topic Hours References

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1 Greeting and - Introducing self 4 Setiawan, D. (1994). English one. Bandung: Penerbit Pusat
Introducing - Introducing others Pengembangan Pendidikan Politeknik.
themselves and - Asking for personal
Information
others
- Giving Personal
Information
2 Describing jobs - Talking about jobs related to 4 Setiawan, D. (1994). English one. Bandung: Penerbit Pusat
accounting, bank and Pengembangan Pendidikan Politeknik.
finance

- Describing tasks and duties

3 Numbers and simple Identifying Numbers in English 4 Setiawan, D. (1994). English one. Bandung: Penerbit Pusat
calculation Pengembangan Pendidikan Politeknik.
 Cardinal& Ordinal
Numbers
 Binary and Decimal
System
 Formulas
Measurements in balance
sheets, loss and profit
statement, etc.

4 Describing object and Describing shapes, colors,
its function materials, properties, size and
length/dimension and its
functions.
4 1. Richards, J.C. & Bycina, D. (1984). Person to person.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2. Richards, J.C. & Long, M.N. (1985). Breakthrough. Oxford:
Oxford University Press.
3. Jones, L. & von Baeyer, C. (1983). Functions of American
English. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

5 Describing process Describing the cash flows, 4 Politeknik ITB English lecturers (1995).English for Students of
schemes, and charts. Engineering Department Politeknik ITB. Politeknik ITB Press

6 Describing places Describing towns, cities,
countries, indicating
geographical position,
landmark, culinary and people
around that place.
4 1. Doff, A., Jones, C., & Mitchell, K. (1986). Meanings into
words. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2. Richards, J.C. & Long, M.N. (1985). Breakthrough.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
3. Jones, L. & von Baeyer, C. (1983). Functions of American
English. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
4. Richards, J.C., Hull, J & Proctor, S. (1990). Interchange.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
7 Describing people Describing someone physical
appearances and
characteristics, describing
people’s job and family
relationship.
8 Requesting, offering, - requesting some help, asking
asking for and giving for some orders, offering
agreement/disagree something to other people,
ment asking for agreement and
giving disagreement about
something.
9 Asking for and giving Asking about other opinion,
opinion giving an opinion and arguing
about someone opinion.
10 Asking for and giving Giving some reasons in logic
reasons and clarity, telling some
reasons related to someone
opinion.
11 Asking for and giving - Describing the layout
direction
- Asking and Giving direction
- Looking at the map
12 Giving and following - giving a correct instruction
instruction and following the instruction.
4 Setiawan, D. (1994). English one. Bandung: Penerbit Pusat
Pengembangan Pendidikan Politeknik.
4 1. Richards, J.C. & Bycina, D. (1984). Person to person.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2. Richards, J.C., Hull, J & Proctor, S. (1990). Interchange.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
3. Swan, M. & Walter, C. (1987). The Cambridge English
course. Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.
4 1. Richards, J.C. & Bycina, D. (1984). Person to person.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2. Richards, J.C., Hull, J & Proctor, S. (1990). Interchange.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
4 1. Richards, J.C. & Bycina, D. (1984). Person to person.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2. Richards, J.C. & Long, M.N. (1985). Breakthrough.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
3. Richards, J.C., Hull, J & Proctor, S. (1990). Interchange.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
4 3. Richards, J.C. & Bycina, D. (1984). Person to person.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
4. Richards, J.C., Hull, J & Proctor, S. (1990). Interchange.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
8 4. Richards, J.C. & Bycina, D. (1984). Person to person.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
5. Richards, J.C., Hull, J & Proctor, S. (1990). Interchange.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
6. Swan, M. & Walter, C. (1987). The Cambridge English
course. Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.