Alguien tiene modelos de finales de Ingles II?? Voy a ir libre, pero cualquier cosa que sea ejemplo me servira...voy mañana por intentar zafar la regularidad, asi que quisiera saber mas o menos como es o si paso la noche estudiando O_O
en el CEIT hay un par de apuntes d ingles tecnico II con textos para practicar
Quizas te sirva
Oh! Gracias, me sirvio mucho
revivo el post.... alguno sabe aparte de los que pasaron mas arriba si hay mas textos?, pq llame a fotocopiadora de campus y me dijeron que no tienen examenes ni textos, pq el departamento de idiomas no los larga...
Lo unico que hay son los apuntes. En fotocopiadora no va a haber finales, por una cuestion del departamento. Si le preguntas a los docentes te dicen que: "no ponen los finales a disposición ya que al poder darse libre, quieren que aquel que la de libre, esté capacitado en el idioma..."
Espero que cambien un poquito la cabeza.
Yo no creo que sirva demasiaaaaaaado practicar con finales Inglés libre. El texto que está en la página de la UDB de Idiomas te sirve para darte una idea de cómo es el examen, pero el idioma es muy amplio, y en cada fecha el texto que pongan va a ser diferente, y va a presentar situaciones gramaticales diferentes. O sea, no es como practicar Análisis Matemático con finales ponele
. Es mi opinión nada más igualmente xD
El final del 15/02/2013 era este texto:
DEFEATING ANTISPAM MEASURES
The volume of spam has boomed, as it has become a source of revenue for senders, who use it to advertise products and run scams. For example, spam is a critical part of phishing schemes, which direct victims to fake yet seemingly authentic web sites for banks or credit-card companies, and convince them to enter personal information such as social security numbers.
Spam originates in countries throughout the world, making it difficult to find and stop. According to Ed Moyle, an analyst with market research firm Security Curve, 27 percent of spam originates in the US and 26 percent in China. Other significant spam sources include Brazil, France, India, Russia, South Korea, and the UK. Spammers, said Moyle, have been clever in figuring out ways to counter techniques for identifying potential junk mail.
For instance, in recent months, spammers have been targeting their e-mail to specific audiences. As an example, they have hit IT and legal firms with spam that contains numerous technology or law-related terms and buzzwords, in an effort to dupe traditional antispam filters customized for these types of businesses.
Identifying e-mail senders
One technique used in antispam software is determining whether an e-mail message comes from a source on a blacklist of known spammers. Blacklist owners look for IP addresses that are the source of large spam volumes or that are owned by known spammers, noted Sergeant. Companies then subscribe to the service, which owners regularly update, and configure their e-mail servers to deny inbound mail from IP addresses on the blacklist.
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http://www.leavcom.com/ieee_march07.htm