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Practice of foreign trade documents

Course number: 022034

Course Name: Practice of Foreign Trade Documents

English Name: Practice of Foreign Trade Documents

Course category: specialized courses

International trade and international trade practice.

Academic performance: 2 weeks class hours: 2 total class hours: 38

Course Description: It is a highly practical subject, and it is the concrete application and practice of relevant international trade policies and theories. This course introduces and explains in detail the types, functions, contents, compilation methods and problems that should be paid attention to when compiling various documents in import and export trade operations. At the same time, the basic principles and knowledge of making these documents are described, and examples of various documents and related international practices are supplemented.

Teaching Material Name: Practice of Foreign Trade Documents

Editor-in-Chief of Textbooks: Xie and Jin

Release date:1June, 996

Press: Nankai University Press

Main bibliography: Fudan University Press, newly edited foreign trade document practice, edited by Yao Dawei.

Foreign Trade Settlement and Settlement, edited by Gu Min university of international business and economics Publishing House.

International trade documents Circulation Practice Yin Zhe Editor-in-Chief China Light Industry Press.

English letter of credit and settlement documents edited by Li Hanchen Guangzhou Press and Publication Bureau.

International trade settlement Qi Shizhong and others edited Zhejiang University Press.

Xu Rodin and Wang Jizhai, editor-in-chief of export document business, Sun Yat-sen University Press.

EDI and E-commerce Gong Editor-in-Chief Tsinghua University Publishing House.

University of international business and economics Publishing House, edited by Liu Qiping and Zhou Shuling.

import and export trade

Course number: 022033

Course Name: Import and Export Business

English name: import &；; Export practice

Course category: professional basic courses

Prerequisite: marketing

Academic performance: 4 weeks class hours: 4 total class hours: 72

Course Description: This course, also known as international trade practice, is a course to learn the relevant theories and practical business of international trade in goods. Its basic task is to introduce the basic theory of international trade in goods. Basic knowledge and skills, as well as related international trade practices, cultivate students' ability to engage in import and export business independently.

Textbook Name: Physics Course of Import and Export Trade

Editor-in-Chief of Textbook: Wu Baifu

Publishing House: Shanghai People's Publishing House

Main bibliography:

Liao Liping: Import and Export Business and Customs Declaration Sun Yat-sen University Press.

Chen Jingying: Interpretation and Application of Incoterms 2000.

Chen Baocheng: Foreign Trade Delivery Procedures university of international business and economics Publishing House.

Chen Xin: Foreign Trade Insurance university of international business and economics Publishing House.

Liu Shuzhi: International Economic and Trade Legal Consultation Manual Foreign Trade Education Press

Yin Xingming: Collection of International Economic and Trade Cases Zhejiang University Press

Extensive reading of business English

Course number: 022029

Course Name: Extensive Reading of Business English

English Name: Business English Reading

Course category:

Prerequisite: extensive reading of college English

Academic performance: 3 weeks class hours: 3 total class hours: 54.

Course Description: Through extensive reading, this course enables students to consolidate basic vocabulary and grammar knowledge, enlarge vocabulary, strengthen language sense, improve English reading ability and acquire basic business knowledge.

Textbook Name: Extensive Reading of Business English

Release date: 200 1 1.

Press: Higher Education Press

Main bibliography: Selected readings of Business English World Book Publishing Company

Business English Reading Course Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press

Reading comprehension of International Business English Lixin Accounting Publishing House

Intensive reading of business English

Course number: 022028

Course Name: Intensive Reading of Business English

English Name: Business English (Intensive Reading)

Course category: specialized courses

Prerequisites: Basic English marketing and import and export business.

Academic performance: 10 week, 4 hours, 144 hours.

Course Description: This course is for business English majors. It integrates listening, speaking, reading, writing and translation. It can learn business-related knowledge through English, be familiar with and master related words and expressions, and cultivate students' ability to apply English in international business activities.

Textbook Name: Business English Intensive Reading 1-4

Editor-in-Chief of Textbook: Zhang Yi

Press: Higher Education Press

Main bibliography: Business English Learning Dictionary Wenjun Chongqing University Press

Cambridge Business English Certificate Examination Review Book

Remarks: The textbook of Business English Intensive Reading is tentative, and will be decided when there are new and better books next year.

Foreign trade letters

Course number: 022030

Course Name: Foreign Trade Correspondence

English Name: International Business English

Course category: professional skills courses

Prerequisite course: import and export practice

Academic performance: 4 weeks class hours: 4 total class hours: 72

Course Description: With the process of economic globalization and the deepening of China's economic system reform, the degree of integration between China's economy and the world economy has been continuously improved, and China has now entered the ranks of world trade powers. With the development of economy and trade, business English has been paid more and more attention, and business English correspondence is one of the most "practical" courses. Employers often regard graduates' business correspondence level as an important criterion for employment. At present, it is included in the compulsory course for both international trade and foreign language majors. Business letters are tools used by companies to contact customers. Their main functions are: 1) requesting or transmitting information, 2) offering or accepting an offer, and 3) negotiating various matters in business. This is a practical English course. This course aims to train students not only to read and understand relevant English letters and documents quickly, but also to write high-level letters and documents with accurate language and in line with business norms. It is an important part of business English in ESP.

Textbook Name: Foreign Trade English Correspondence

Editor-in-Chief of Textbook: Gan Hong (Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade)

Release date: 1996

Press: Shanghai Science and Technology Literature Publishing House

Main reference books: Standard English Alphabet (International Compilation Agency);

Business English Practice (Zhang Jinyuan)

Foreign Trade English Correspondence (edited by Feng Xiangchun)

New English Letters and Telegrams for Import and Export (edited by Wang et al.)

Overview of English-speaking countries

Course number: 022027

Course Name: Overview of English-speaking Countries

English Name: Overview of English-speaking Countries

Course category:

Prerequisite: extensive reading of college English

Academic performance: 2 weeks class hours: 2 total class hours: 36

Course Description: By studying this course, English majors will learn about the geography, history, politics, culture and social customs of the countries where they learn languages, such as Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, as well as people's thoughts, attitudes and lifestyles.

Textbook Name: Overview of Britain and America, Second Revision

Editor-in-Chief of Textbook: Zhang

Date of publication: March 2000

Publishing House: Jilin Science and Technology Publishing House

Main bibliography: Basic Course of British and American Culture by FLTRP.

Overview of Britain and America, Shandong University Press.

Research on Cross-cultural Communication of Fujian Education Press

English Phonetics

Course number: 02 10 13

Course Name: English Phonetics

English name: English pronunciation

Course category: Basic courses for English majors

Prerequisite courses:

Academic performance: 1

Week: International Business 2 last semester

Total class hours: 36 hours

Course Description: English phonetics is a basic course for English majors. The purpose is to systematically introduce the knowledge of English pronunciation and intonation to students, so that students can master the functions of English pronunciation, language flow and intonation through study and practice, and can basically read aloud, express their thoughts and communicate with English pronunciation and intonation. This course requires students to focus on practice, start with the cultivation of listening and intonation ability, and closely combine the training of listening, pronunciation and oral expression, that is, emphasize the training of basic skills and pay attention to flexible practice. Teaching content requirements highlight the following aspects:

(A) comprehensive training of correct pronunciation methods, sound discrimination ability and English phoneme imitation ability.

(b) Teaching and training the basic rules, forms and ideographic functions of English word stress and sentence stress.

The structural function of English-specific pronunciation and intonation and its application in communication.

Textbook Name: Introduction to English Reading Art

Introduction to the art of English reading aloud

Editor-in-Chief of Textbook: Ji Yuhua

Release date: August 2006 5438+0

Press: Xiamen University Press

Main bibliography:

1. Allen & #183; Clatten's Gimson English Pronunciation Course.

2. john clark; Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology by Colin Arrop

3. Zhang, Phonetics and Phonology of British English, Sichuan University Press