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Modul 02 English For Engineering

The document discusses components, shapes, and features of engineering. It begins by introducing key vocabulary like components, shapes, and features. It then discusses grammar concepts like nouns and adjectives. It provides examples of parts of a DSLR camera to describe components. It also discusses different types of manufacturing plant layouts like product, process, and combined layouts. Finally, it encourages problem solving through describing shapes and answering questions about plant layout types and objectives.

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Modul 02 English For Engineering

The document discusses components, shapes, and features of engineering. It begins by introducing key vocabulary like components, shapes, and features. It then discusses grammar concepts like nouns and adjectives. It provides examples of parts of a DSLR camera to describe components. It also discusses different types of manufacturing plant layouts like product, process, and combined layouts. Finally, it encourages problem solving through describing shapes and answering questions about plant layout types and objectives.

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02

Modul ke:

ENGLISH FOR ENGINEERING1


Components, Shapes, and Features

Fakultas
Teknik Puspita Dewi Widayat, ST, MT

Program Studi
Teknik Industri
Content
• Vocabulary
– Components
– Shapes
– Features
• Grammar
– Noun
– Adjective
• Problem Solving
─ Describing shapes and appearance
Vocabulary
Enriching vocabulary
Vocabulary (1)

DSLR (DIGITAL SINGLE LENS REFLEX) CAMERA


In the figure above, we can see that there are several key components in a DSLR
camera, which are listed as follows with their respective functions:
1. Matte focusing screen: A screen on which the light passes through the lens will
project.
2. Condensing lens: A lens that is used to concentrate the incoming light.
3. Pentprism: To produce a correctly oriented and right side up image and project
it to the viewfinder eyepiece.
Vocabulary (2)
4. AF sensor: It’s full name is autofocus sensor, which is used to accomplish
correct auto focus.
5. Viewfinder eyepiece: To allow us to see what will be recorded on the image
sensor.
6. LCD screen: It’s full name is liquid crystal display, which is used to display the
photos stored in its memory card, settings and also what will be recorded on
the image sensor in the live view mode.
7. Image sensor: A device that contains a large number of pixels for converting an
optical image into electrical signals. The commonly used types are charge-
coupled device (CCD) and Complementary Metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS).
8. AE sensor: It’s full name is auto exposure sensor, which is used to provide
exposure information and adjust the exposure settings after calculations under
different situations.
9. Sub mirror: To reflect the light passes through the semi-transparent area on the
main mirror to the autofocus (AF) sensor.
10. Main mirror: To reflect incoming light into the viewfinder compartment. It must
be in an angle of exactly 45 degrees. There is a small semi-transparent area on
it to facilitate auto focus.
Vocabulary (3)
Answer the question based on the story and your own knowledge
1. How many components of DSLR Camera?
2. What is LCD Screen?
3. According to your knowledge, what are components of DSLR Camera?
Explain with your own word.
4. Describe features in DSLR Camera?
5. How many shapes from the figure of DSLR Camera (red line)? Explain
your answer!
Grammar
Different types of word
Grammar (1)
NOUN
A Noun is a part of speech that denotes a person, animal,
place, thing, event, substance, quality, or idea.

ADJECTIVE
An Adjective is used for describing a noun.

Example:
She wore a beautiful dress.
noun adjective
Grammar (2)
Here are some typical endings used for nouns and
adjective:
Grammar (3)
Choose the correct word needed to complete each sentence:
1. It is not ____to cross the street without looking both ways. (safely,
safety, safe)
2. There was a lot of ___ coming from the neighbor’s house. (noisily,
noise, noisy)
3. The ____ should be completed by next month. (constructible,
construct, construction)
4. Dolphin ___. (noun, verb, adjective)
5. Beautiful ___. (noun, verb, adjective)
6. Unconscious ___. (noun, verb, adjective)
7. Town ___. (noun, verb, adjective)
8. Smilling ___. (noun, verb, adjective)
Problem Solving
Encourage student to able describe
Problem Solving
PLANT LAYOUT
Plant layout ideally involves allocation of space and arrangement of equipment in
such a manner that overall operating cost are minimized. Objectives of Layout are:
1. Efficient utilization of available floor space.
2. To ensure that work proceeds from one point to another point without any
delay.
3. Provide enough production capacity.
4. Reduce material handling costs.
5. Reduce hazards to personnel.
6. Utilize labor efficiently.
7. Increasing employee’s moral.
8. Reduce accidents.
9. Providing volume and product’s flexibility.
10. Ease of supervision and control.
11. Improving productivity.
Problem Solving continued
Types of manufacturing layout are:
1. Product Layout (Line Layout)
The materials move form one workstation to another sequentially without any
backtracking or deviation.
Example: Paper mill, Food processing unit.
2. Process (functional) Layout
In this type of layout machines of a similar type are arranged together at one
place. The work has to be allocated to each department in such a way that no
machines are chosen to do as many different job as possible.
Example: Process oriented layout for a hospital.
3. Fixed (position) Layout
All other facilities are brought and arranged around the work center.
Example: Ship building, Dam construction, Flyover construction
4. Combined Layout
Several products are produced in repeated numbers with no likelihood of
continuous production, combined layout is followed.
Example: Soap production
Problem Solving continued
• Answer the following question according to the story
above:
1. What are aims of plant layout?
2. Describe the differences between each types of plant
layout using your own sentences!
Daftar Pustaka
• Malik, R. Pawennari, A & Hardhiyanti. A. (2015). Usulan
Perbaikan Tata Letak Spare Part Pada Warehouse PT.
Sermani Steel Makasar. ILTEK, 10(19).
• Mark.I. (2016). Professional English for Engineering.
Cambridge.
Terima Kasih
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