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1、Module Eight Lesson Six What does an engineer do? 课程安排 Class Layout Warm up Words Text Speaking Speak it Out 1. 非常感谢你给我这次机会非常感谢你给我这次机会(Thanks for doing sth.)。 2. 我从上海大学毕业我从上海大学毕业(graduated from.) 3. 我很擅长我很擅长(be good at doing)弹吉他弹吉他，在我空闲之余在我空闲之余，我喜欢健身我喜欢健身。 4. 在大学期间在大学期间，我有一些兼职我有一些兼职(part-time job)。
2、5. 我刚毕业我刚毕业，我没有任何工作经验我没有任何工作经验，但是我愿意但是我愿意(be willing to do)学习学习。 6. 我很乐意成为一名经纪人我很乐意成为一名经纪人(broker)，因为我喜欢和不同的人交流因为我喜欢和不同的人交流(communicate with.)。 7. 我想加强我的交流技巧我想加强我的交流技巧(communication skill)并且挑战自我并且挑战自我(challenge oneself)。 Words investigate v. investigate v. 调查调查 design n. design n. 设计设计 get around ge
3、t around 避开避开 leaky adj. leaky adj. 漏水的漏水的 rappel down rappel down 用绳索滑降用绳索滑降 hook v. hook v. 勾勾； ；挂挂 civil engineer n. civil engineer n. 土木工程师土木工程师 blueprint n. blueprint n. 蓝图蓝图 construction site n. construction site n. 建筑工地建筑工地 field n. field n. 野外野外； ；场地场地 architect n. architect n. 建筑师建筑师 Words
4、Listening T or F ( )1.Jamie is an engineer who works often in the office. ( )2.Jamie focuses on visiting construction sites and watching buildings. ( )3.When works with the finished buildings, he mainly looks into the problems of the building and finds out the solutions. ( )4.It is so easy for Jamie
5、 to check the problems of the outside of a leaky windows. ( )5.When he has to get access to a dangerous place, he will use the ropes. But it is not safe at all! ( )6.Jamie is so afraid to work in the windy days. He still cant get used to it. Lesson 1 Part 1 Interviewer: Hello, Jamie, and welcome to
6、our program.Interviewer: Hello, Jamie, and welcome to our program. Jamie: Hello. Thank you very much for having me.Jamie: Hello. Thank you very much for having me. Interviewer: You are a civil engineer, correct?Interviewer: You are a civil engineer, correct? Jamie: Yes, thats right.Jamie: Yes, thats
7、 right. Interviewer: You know, when I think of “engineer,” I picture someone sitting at their Interviewer: You know, when I think of “engineer,” I picture someone sitting at their desk, looking at blueprints of buildings .that kind of thing .desk, looking at blueprints of buildings .that kind of thi
8、ng . Jamie: Actually, its funny. I dont work in an office very often.Jamie: Actually, its funny. I dont work in an office very often. Interviewer: Really?Interviewer: Really? Jamie: Yeah. Im out in the field quite a bit.Jamie: Yeah. Im out in the field quite a bit. Interviewer: Do you mean that your
9、e visiting construction sites .watching Interviewer: Do you mean that youre visiting construction sites .watching buildings as they go up?buildings as they go up? Jamie: Jamie: Some Some architects may do that, but thats not the focus of my job.architects may do that, but thats not the focus of my j
10、ob. I work with finished buildings. I investigate problems and design I work with finished buildings. I investigate problems and design solutions to get around those issues.solutions to get around those issues. Interviewer: Can you give me an example?Interviewer: Can you give me an example? Jamie: J
11、amie: SureSure. Lets say a building has leaky windows, um, thats not a good thing. Lets say a building has leaky windows, um, thats not a good thing. Interviewer: No, it surely isnt!Interviewer: No, it surely isnt! z Part 2 Jamie: Jamie: So, we want to know what the problem is so that we dont So, we
12、 want to know what the problem is so that we dont repeat the same mistake. I have to check the windows repeat the same mistake. I have to check the windows from the inside and the outside and its very challenging from the inside and the outside and its very challenging to see the parts that are outs
13、ide.to see the parts that are outside. Interviewer: So what do you do?Interviewer: So what do you do? Jamie: We rappel down the side of the building .Jamie: We rappel down the side of the building . Interviewer: You rappel? Can you tell our viewers what rappelling is?Interviewer: You rappel? Can you
14、 tell our viewers what rappelling is? Jamie: Sure, Its a way to get access to places that are hard to Jamie: Sure, Its a way to get access to places that are hard to reach. You use two ropes and, um, you hook them to the reach. You use two ropes and, um, you hook them to the top of a mountain or a building. Then you lower yourself top of a mountain or a building. Then you lower yourself over the edge .over the edge . Interviewer: So youre just hanging up there in the air from two ropes? Interviewer: So youre just hanging up there in the air from two ropes? It sounds scary!It sounds scar
