By the end of the study, learners are expected to be able to:
• maintain a conversation on familiar study and specialism-related topics, expressing and exchanging opinions and factual information on study-related events;
• demonstrate understanding of clear and simple notices, including details on warning, announcements and instructions in academic and job-related events;
• make arrangements on the telephone in academic or professional environment, including getting connected, leaving and taking messages, provided the interlocutor’s speech is clearly articulated in a generally familiar accent;
• make public presentations on a number of general issues in the political, economic and cultural spheres using appropriate linguistic and non-linguistic means of communication;
• write e-mails for educational purposes conveying simple straightforward information of immediate relevance/close to academic environment and everyday life;
• write forum posts and comments, expressing their own opinion and commenting on other opinions, agreeing/disagreeing on what can be found in social media and virtual learning environment;
• fill in correctly application and registration forms for accommodation and \ or for a conference with an appropriate degree of accuracy and adequacy

The level of knowledge A2-B1
Foreign language for specific purposes.

Computer Users: noting specific information, exchanging information, writing a brief description. Computer Architecture: exchanging technical information, sequencing instructions. Computer Applications: reading diagrams, ignoring irrelevant info, describing a process; Peripherals: describing functions, comparing and contrasting. Operating Systems: exchanging technical information. Applications programs: exchanging technical information, making recommendations. Networks: providing explanations, describing advantages and disadvantages (developing skimming and scanning skills: extracting main and detailed information. Distinguishing between factual/non-factual, important/ less important. Listening for main and detailed information).

English:
1. Getting on in English (Upper Intermediate). За ред. І.Байбакової, О.Гасько, М.Федоришина, Львів – 2009.
2. Eric H. Glendinning, John McEwan. Oxford English for Information Technology. – Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.
3. Santiago Remacha Esteras. Infotech. English for computer users. Student’s book. Cambridge. 2008 – 168c.
4. Murphy R., English Grammar in Use. CEF Level: B1 Intermediate - B2 High Intermediate. Cambridge University Press.
5. Readings in Computing. Доц. Байбакова І.М., Гавран М.І. та ін. – Львів: ТзОВ «Простір-М», 2008.
6. Dictionaries.
German:
1. Kommunikatives Deutsch. Redaktionelle Leitung: Dr. V. Sadoroshnyj, Dr. Th. Seifert, Dr. F. Spitzner, M. Vesna. Lviv, 1998.
2. Весна М. Українсько-німецький розмовник. Растр-7, Львів – 2010.
3. Sprich richtig aus- Практичні завдання з розвитку фонетичних навичок з німецької мови для студентів І-ІІ курсів усіх спеціальностей, Львів 2004.
4. Lernziel Deutsch- Deutsch als Fremdsprache- Max Hueber Verlag- 1998
5. Becker, Braunert, Eisfeld. Dialog Beruf I. Max Hueber- Verlag, 1997.
6. Stalb H. Deutsch fur Studenten. Verlag fur Deutsch, 1995.
7. Dictionaries.
French:
1. Попова И.Н., Козакова Ж.О. Французька мова- 21-ше вид., виправлене. Х,: ТОВ « Нестор Академік Паблішерз», 2008.- 576 с.
2. Даутель К. Французька граматика коротко і легко . К.: Методика,2011. – 192с
3. Дучин С. English+Le francais.- Суми: ИТД « Университетская книга», 2006.-508с.
4. Boulares M., Grand-Clement O. Conjugaison progressive du francais. CLE Internatonal, 2000-223p.
5. Gregoire M, Thievenaz O. Grammaire progressive du francais. CLE International, 2002-255p.
6. Miquel C. Vocabulaire progressif du francais. CLE International, 2001-192p.
7. Dictionaries.

Current control: listening, monologue and dialogic speech, reading, writing. Control test.
Final control: differentiated test/credit.

The distribution of points according to a 100-point scale
Current control (CC) Total for the discipline 100
Classroom work 70
Listening 5
Reading 5
Speaking 5
Writing 5
Control test 50
Self-study 30
Exercises from textbooks. 5
Lexical and grammatical tests in Virtual Educational Environment (VEE) 5
Extracurricular reading. 5
Vocabulary of educational and special professional vocabulary. 5
Monologic speech. 5
Dialogic speech 5