!!!EXAM SPECIAL!!!
Dates oraux d’anglais à Mathias : (Entre le 21/05 (et le) 24/05
Date de l’écrit : (15/05 – 10h30 à 12h30) sujet tertiaire généraliste en deux parties : compte rendu en français et exercise d’expression en anglais
Référentiel des épreuves d’anglais et grilles de notation
vocabulaire du secteur tertiaire
les chiffres, les nombres, la monnaie…
les erreurs classiques à ne plus faire, en particulier pendant un exam !
Use such help as Natural Readers to improve your accent and memorize the sound and audio.
Friday, March 22nd
Tuesday, March 12th
orals + vocabulary with AI help + Sujets oral 2023 part 1
Friday, March 8th
Mock oral exams start next Tuesday, be ready.
Subject 02 2023 – medical devices – text and questions – video
Tuesday, March 5th
Subject 02 2023 – medical devices – text and questions – video
Friday, December 1st
Les sujets d’oraux de BTS CG peuvent vous donner une bonne idée de la diversité des thèmes liés à la vie des entreprises qui peuvent être évoqués dans vos sujets d’examen écrit.
TOUS LES SUJETS DE LA SESSION 2022
TOUS LES SUJETS DE LA SESSION 2023
Proposition de corrigé poour le test du 28 novembre :
L’article du Guardian, écrit par Julian Kollewe et publié le 6 juin 2022, aborde le lancement du plus grand essai au monde de la semaine de quatre jours au Royaume-Uni. Plus de 3 300 employés de 70 entreprises, allant des petites entreprises locales aux grandes firmes financières, commencent à travailler quatre jours par semaine sans perte de salaire pendant une période d’essai de six mois. Ce modèle repose sur le principe de 100 % de rémunération pour 80 % du temps de travail, en échange d’un engagement à maintenir une productivité à 100 %. Diverses entreprises participent, notamment Platten’s Fish and Chips, Rivelin Robotics, Stellar Asset Management, et Charity Bank, parmi d’autres.
Selon Joe O’Connor de 4 Day Week Global, le Royaume-Uni est à la pointe de cette évolution vers la semaine de quatre jours, considérant que la compétitivité repose désormais sur la qualité de vie des employés post-pandémie. L’objectif du projet est d’évaluer les impacts sur le bien-être des employés, le stress, la satisfaction au travail et dans la vie personnelle, la santé, le sommeil, l’utilisation de l’énergie, les déplacements, etc.
Les réactions initiales des employés sont positives : Wyatt Watts de Platten’s Fish and Chips exprime son enthousiasme quant à l’opportunité de repos supplémentaire pour améliorer son niveau d’énergie. De même, Ed Siegel de Charity Bank souligne que le concept de semaine de cinq jours ne convient plus à l’ère actuelle et affirme que le passage à une semaine de quatre jours, sans modification de salaire ni d’avantages, contribuera à rendre les employés plus heureux et plus productifs, tout en impactant positivement la mission sociale de l’entreprise.
L’essai est considéré comme historique, avec l’espoir qu’il démontre les bénéfices potentiels d’une réduction du temps de travail sur la productivité et le bien-être des employés.
Tuesday, November 28th
Test
Friday, November 24th
From the Guardian:
- ‘Huge egos are in play’: behind the firing and rehiring of OpenAI’s Sam Altman
- The OpenAI meltdown will only accelerate the artificial intelligence race
- OpenAI ‘was working on advanced model so powerful it alarmed staff’
Tuesday, November 20th
Friday, November 17th
Tuesday, October 17th
(mock oral exam) +
WIRED is a monthly American magazine, published in print and online editions, that focuses on how emerging technologies affect culture, the economy, and politics. Owned by Condé Nast, it is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and has been in publication since March/April 1993. Several spin-offs have been launched, including Wired UK, Wired Italia, Wired Japan, and Wired Germany.
From its beginning, the strongest influence on the magazine’s editorial outlook came from founding editor and publisher Louis Rossetto. With founding creative director John Plunkett, Rossetto in 1991 assembled a 12-page prototype, nearly all of whose ideas were realized in the magazine’s first several issues. In its earliest colophons, Wired credited Canadian media theorist Marshall McLuhan as its “patron saint”. Wired went on to chronicle the evolution of digital technology and its impact on society.
Wired quickly became recognized as the voice of the emerging digital culture and a pace setter in print design. It articulated the values of a far-reaching “digital revolution” driven by the instant, cost-free reproduction and global transmission of digital information (from Wikipedia).
Here you may download October’s issue in PDF format, browse through it and chose one or several articles to read more in depth.
Friday, October 13th
I fed ChatGPT the following prompt derived from subject 1 :
The following is an English exam subject for French IT students, prepare the answers: The company you work for wants to become “smart”. Your manager asks you for advice.
The basic questions to answer are:
What are smart technologies?
What are their advantages?
What are their drawbacks?
The documents you are given for this exam is an advert for TP-link smart bulbs lb1xx series, a short video entitled “a day in the life of a smart space” by Cisco Meraki and the following text from Scarlett Evans published in iotworldtoday.com on January 13, 2023: Taiwan Launches $1.5M Smart City Infrastructure Project ………….
ChatGPT
1. What are smart technologies?
Smart technologies refer to the integration of advanced digital capabilities, often utilizing sensors, connectivity, and artificial intelligence (AI), to enhance the functionality and efficiency of various systems. These technologies are designed to collect, analyze, and utilize data intelligently, enabling automation, improved decision-making, and a more responsive and interconnected environment.
2. What are their advantages?
a. Efficiency and Automation: Smart technologies streamline processes, automate repetitive tasks, and optimize resource utilization, leading to increased efficiency.
b. Data-Driven Decision Making: The integration of sensors and AI enables organizations to make informed decisions based on real-time data, fostering better planning and resource management.
c. Improved Connectivity: Smart technologies facilitate seamless communication between devices, leading to enhanced connectivity and coordination in various domains.
d. Enhanced User Experience: Users benefit from increased convenience and personalization, as smart technologies adapt and respond to individual preferences.
e. Environmental Sustainability: In certain applications, such as the smart city infrastructure mentioned in the provided text, these technologies can contribute to sustainability efforts by optimizing resource usage and reducing environmental impact.
3. What are their drawbacks?
a. Security Concerns: The reliance on interconnected devices raises cybersecurity risks, with the potential for unauthorized access, data breaches, and other cyber threats.
b. Privacy Issues: Smart technologies often involve the collection and analysis of personal data, raising concerns about privacy and the ethical use of information.
c. Cost and Implementation Challenges: The initial investment required to implement smart technologies can be significant. Additionally, integrating these technologies into existing infrastructure may pose challenges.
d. Technological Dependence: Organizations may become heavily reliant on smart technologies, making them vulnerable to disruptions in case of system failures, technical glitches, or cyber attacks.
e. Job Displacement: Automation, a key component of smart technologies, can lead to job displacement in certain industries, impacting employment opportunities for certain skill sets.
The provided documents illustrate the practical application of smart technologies in a smart city infrastructure project in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, showcasing the potential benefits in terms of connectivity, efficiency, and improved services.
October 10th , 6th, and 3rd
prepare an oral mock exam, choose one subject:
Friday, September 29th
work placement report = oral
Tuesday, September 26th
work placement report = oral
Friday, September 22nd
Bristol University students talking about their work placements :
Hannah / Ali / Oliver / Yasmin
Tuesday, September 19th
work placement report
Friday, September 15th
exam special (see above)
Tuesday, September 12th
work placement report
Friday, September 8th
work placement report
Tuesday, September 5th
Write a 500 word work placement report (+/- 10%). Use this document as a guideline and don’t forget to go into some technical details when you mention your project. This is some preliminary research for an oral which will take place in a couple of weeks.
