Intermediate Technical Japanese, Volume 2

Glossary

James L. Davis

Publication Year: 2002

Learn how to read and translate technical manuals, research publications, and reference works. This two-volume set is designed to help the intermediate-level learner of Japanese build a technical vocabulary, reinforce understanding of frequently used grammatical patterns, improve reading comprehension, and practice translating technical passages. The glossary in volume 2 clarifies words and phrases that often puzzle beginning readers.
The sample readings on technical topics are drawn from a broad range of specialties, from mathematics and computer science to electronics and polymer science. The initial grammar lesson and the first nine field-specific lessons constitute the common core to be used by all instructors or students. Topics of interest from the remaining thirty-one field-specific lessons may be selected to produce a customized course of study. Intermediate Technical Japanese is designed to fulfill a typical two-semester sequence.

Volume 1 contains:
o information about 600 key kanji
o explanations of 100 important grammatical patterns
o more than 700 scientific or technical essays
o an index of the grammatical patterns.

Volume 2 contains:
o a complete glossary

Published by: University of Wisconsin Press

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Lesson 40: Interdisciplinary Topics II (electrochemical, biochemical and bioelectronic interactions)

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pp. 415-422

E-ISBN-13: 9780299185633
Print-ISBN-13: 9780299185640

Publication Year: 2002

Intermediate Technical Japanese, Volume 2

Table of Contents—Volume 2

Lesson 0: Review of Verbs and Verb Forms

Lesson 1: Mathematics I (numbers and sets)

Lesson 2: Mathematics II (matrices, variables and functions)

Lesson 3: Mathematics III (solutions, statistics and models)

Lesson 4: Computer Science I (fundamentals; part I)

Lesson 5: Computer Science II (fundamentals; part II)

Lesson 6: Computer Science III (applications; part I)

Lesson 7: Computer Science IV (applications; part II)

Lesson 8: Mechanics I (pressure and vacuum)

Lesson 9: Mechanics II (motion and flow)

Lesson 10: Thermodynamics I (fundamentals)

Lesson 11: Thermodynamics II (applications)

Lesson 12: Light I (fundamentals)

Lesson 13: Light II (wave properties)

Lesson 14: Light III (applications)

Lesson 15: Sound I (fundamentals)

Lesson 16: Sound II (applications)

Lesson 17: Magnetism I (fundamentals)

Lesson 18: Magnetism II (applications)

Lesson 19: Electricity I (fundamentals)

Lesson 20: Electricity II (applications)

Lesson 21: Electricity III (semiconductors and superconductors)

Lesson 22: Electronics I (transistors and diodes)

Lesson 23: Electronics II (other circuit elements and basic circuits)

Lesson 24: Electronics III (ICs)

Lesson 25: Electronics IV (other circuits and devices)

Lesson 26: Signals and Signal Processing I (fundamentals)

Lesson 27: Signals and Signal Processing II (applications)

Lesson 28: Computer Hardware I general)

Lesson 29: Computer Hardware II (memory and recording)

Lesson 30: Polymers I (fundamentals)

Lesson 31: Polymers II (MW, DP, viscosity and processing)

Lesson 32: Polymers III (properties and applications)

Lesson 33: Materials I (ceramics; fundamentals)

Lesson 34: Materials II (ceramics; applications)

Lesson 35: Materials III (glass, carbon and diamond)

Lesson 36: Materials IV (metals)

Lesson 37: Materials V (material processing)

Lesson 38: Materials VI (material properties)

Lesson 39: Interdisciplinary Topics I (magnetic and electrical interactions)

Lesson 40: Interdisciplinary Topics II (electrochemical, biochemical and bioelectronic interactions)

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