成本与管理会计第一单元.ppt

大学商务英语（三） Introduction Personal: starfield@ Public: TAS; biz_eng_uibe@126.com (“bizenguibe”) Office hour: Monday 12:00-13:00 pm Office: Chengxin 1310; tel 9.7-9.11 1 Introduction; Unit 1 9.14-9.18 2 Unit 1 9.21-9.25 3 Unit 1 9.28-10.2 4 Unit 2 10.5-10.9 5 Unit 2 10.12-10.16 6 Unit 2; Unit 5 10.19-10.23 7 Unit 5 10.26-10.30 8 Unit 5 11.2-11.6 9 Quiz 1； Unit 6 11.9-11.13 10 Unit 6 11.16-11.20 11 Unit 6 11.23-11.27 12 Unit 10 11.30-12.4 13 Unit 10 12.7-12.11 14 Unit 10; Quiz 2 12.14-12.18 15 Unit 11 12.21-12.25 16 Unit 11 12.28-1.1 17 Unit 11; revision 成绩比例：平时50%，期末50%，不设期中考试。 平时成绩的分配：1、2、5单 元上完后一个Quiz10%，6、10单元上完后一个Quiz10%， 演讲 (reading report-oral) 10%，写作 (reading review) 10%，出勤10%。 Some magazines (paper and online) Financial Times The Economist Time Harvard Business Review China Daily Beijing Review / (China Daily) / (Beijing Review) / (The New Yorker) / (Harvard Business Review) Presentation based on reading: Oral: This is a 12-minute collaborative work to be done by 4 students in a group (1st: gist of the article; 2nd: background or relevant information; 3rd: key words and/or phrases; 4th: comments). The article you introduce should also be sent to biz_eng_uibe@126.com right after your presentation. Written: It is a writing assignment for each student. You may submit once finished but no later than December 20. Sample article: 5 Tips for Off-the-Cuff Speaking (/) If it’s true that?many people fear public speaking more than death, it’s equally true that businesspeople are condemned to a thousand small deaths in client pitches[i], in boardrooms, and on stage. And that death can turn slow and torturous when you are asked to speak unexpectedly with little or no time to prepare. One of the key demands of business is the ability to speak extemporaneously. Whether giving an unexpected “elevator pitch”[ii] to a potential investor or being asked at the last minute to offer remarks to a sales team over dinner, the demands for a business