Universidad de Jaén

1. What is terminology?
2. What is terminology work for?

2.1. Terminology and specialised knowledge.

2.2. Functions of terminology.

1. Theoretical bases.

3.1. Contributions from linguistics.

3.2. Contributions from theoretical terminology:

1. Prescriptive theories.
2. Descriptive theories focusing on social and communicative aspects.
3. Other approaches to terminology.
4. Descriptive theories focusing on cognitive aspects.
5. The lexical semantic approach

3.3. Terminological Units (TUs)

3.4. Types of terminological work

3.5. Terminology and neology

1. Methodology of systematic multilingual work.
2. From theory to practice: The "Olivaterm" project.
3. Corpus-based terminology.
4. Tools for the development of terminology resources: Terminus 2.0; AntConc; WordSmith Tools 8.0; Sketch Engine; CmapTools.

Linguistic principles in Terminology.

Descriptive theories focused on social, communicative and cognitive aspects.

Multilingual terminology methodology.

Tools for the treatment of linguistic information and terminology management.

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EVALUATION SYSTEM:

- Attendance and active participation in class sessions: 20 %.

- Practical work derived from the theoretical part of the course: 30 %.

- Final work of the course: 50 %.

DETAILED INFORMATION:

Class attendance and participation (20 %):

Attendance at sessions, active participation in sessions and forums, oral presentations, resolution of exercises and comments on practical exercises.

Notes will be taken on the participation and presentation of the practices or exercises.

Practical exercises derived from the theoretical part of the course = 30 %.

Practical exercises in which the basic notions of terminology work covered in the first part of the course are applied. These are to be handed in at the last session of the first part of the course.

Final assignment of the course (50 %):

Individual practical work, carried out using the tools presented in the theoretical classes and used in the practical classes.

The work will be submitted through the virtual teaching platform PLATEA, in the space provided for this purpose.

PLATEA Platform (Big Blue button) and/or and/or Google Meet App

- Attendance and/or participation in virtual activities: 20%.

- Practical work derived from the theoretical part of the course = 30%.

- Final Project: 50%.

RESOURCES:

PLATEA platform and Google Meet application.

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