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14# john_332
Along with the rapidly development in our modern society, requirements for a competent employee in workplace are also changing and getting higher. Universities, that served for the function to provide qualified graduates for the society, should establish or adjust its classes to meet the needs from the current society. So I am fully convinced that basic science classes should be required in the university.
It is indisputable that basic science is closely related with our daily life closely. In order to live a healthy and quality life, not to mention? people have to follow some general knowledge in science to take control of their daily life easily (I don't really get what kind of actions classify as 'follow some general knowledge in science to take control of their daily life'. In other words, your whole expression doesn't ring any bell.), certain complicated techniques must be learned for a long time to apply high technology facilities for particular purpose??.(This sentence is not proper, is too long, and is just too vague for an average reader. One of the purposes of essay writing is to help readers establish a better idea about the topic in discussion, but your essay doesn't quite serve this purpose.) For example, we have to obey some physics rules to use the electricity in our apartments in a proper way, moreover, when we try to use computers or operate an advanced machine for certain purposes (Again, this is too vague. What kind of machine is 'an advanced machine'? What purpose is a 'certain purpose'?) , more knowledge would be involved and sometimes combined with specific operating skills. What's more, even though the university students should focus on their major courses, they should never confine themselves on it them, learning several basic science in other fields (Is there different kinds of 'science' in 'other fields'? Isn't 'science' a field all by itself?) can not only enrich students' campus life and enlarge their horizons,but also benefit the students' careers (I don't see how you can make any conclusion about their 'careers' given that this whole paragraph said nothing about working life.) or later life in the long run.
Some basic science classes may seems irrelevant to the field of the study (Of what or who?), yet ignoring them completely would cause a limit in further studies, just like biology: when a research or study goes deeper in this area, it would involves knowledge from other sciences, like chemistry, mathematics, psychology...etc. (This is not a good example because biology is part of SCIENCE studies itself, so anyone who studies it would be already studying science. The question, however, needs you to discuss the necessity of basic science classes to ALL students, regardless of what they were already studying.) And of course those who have comprehensive knowledege would stand more chance to surpass others. So for the college students, the basic knowledge (What 'basic knowledge'? Or 'basic knowledge' of what? REMEMBER that if you use 'the', your noun needs to be SPECIFIC.) is necessary and beneficial even though it is not part of the field of the study.
Last but not least, it's such a complicated world. to some extent, every subject has connection with each other, either directly or indirectly. If the students have an opportunity to get to know more about the sciences, it may subconsciously form an intelligent mind thus helps them to understand the extensive links inside. (So you're implying that studying the humanities will not form any 'intelligent mind' and will not help students to understand the 'extensive links'. Interesting stereotype.) I think a successful person in a particular field should always be absorb other informations related and be visionary in predicting the future growth in that field. I am now working as an international salesperson (Out of pure curiosity: what kind of salesperson is considered an 'international salesperson'? Do you mean you travel different countries to do sales? That's kind of cool.), and I chose economics as my major, but mastering the economics only is far from enough. I have to learn a new language to communicate with my cilents, study the industry knowledge to get familiar with the products I'm about to sell, and maybe take psychology courses to know how to quote a price and negotiate with customers. The relationship between individual classes may not seems so obvious in studying, but it does somehow has profound meanings in a student's future career when knowledge comes into pratical use. (I don't see how this example illustrates your point about 'science ..form an intelligent mind..helps them to understand the extensive links inside.' What you said was that you were studying a lot of things other than economics, but none in 'a new language', 'industry knowledge' or 'psychology' can be exactly counted as 'science'. Plus, you're already away from the question because you didn't address the 'basic' part in the question at all.)
To summarize, I hold the opinion that the basic science classes are indispensable in universities, because it they have far-reaching influence in on the students and benefit them on both further studies and later careers.
总结:
额。你的语法,尤其是动词的词法,需要认真注意一下。。
论述方面基本上是比较混乱,貌似你对这个题目没什么感觉。。你有分论点的概念,但既没有很实在的论点阐述,也没有能非常有力地把例子和论点和题目联系起来,这样。建议重新审视一下自己的提纲,认真想想要怎么写这样的文章。 |
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