Week 1 - Theoretical

How a text is formed. How to distinguish between instructional text and literary text linguistically and contextually.

Week 2 - Theoretical

Editor's duties and responsibilities How does the editor work?

Week 3 - Theoretical

The points where the responsibilities of the reader and the editor overlap and diverge, The contribution of the proofreader to the editor in the publication process and the duties that leave the editor.

Week 4 - Theoretical

Editorial procedures in terms of the responsibilities of the author until the publication process and the responsibilities of the publisher in this process.

Week 5 - Theoretical

Compliance of the text with the publication policy, the place of the word in the sentence; Checking for missing word or extra word.

Week 6 - Theoretical

The importance of word choice and the necessity of using the appropriate word in the text.

Week 7 - Theoretical

Supervision of the use of the language used in the texts in accordance with the purpose and style. Distinguished and plain speech.

Week 8 - Intermediate Exam

Supervision of the use of the language used in the texts in accordance with the purpose and style. Distinguished and plain speech. (Midterm)

Week 9 - Theoretical

Determining the type and content distinctions of the texts, checking that each type has its own unique format and content features.

Week 10 - Theoretical

Basic features to look for in news texts. Transitions, links, coherence and coherence between main title and sub-text.

Week 11 - Theoretical

Headline, subheadline, The process of transforming information in a press release into "news".

Week 12 - Theoretical

The basic elements of the news language and the function of these elements in the sentence.

Week 13 - Theoretical

Time, space, causality, how, why and subject (who) relations in news language

Week 14 - Theoretical

To ensure the proficiency of using the vocabulary in the writing process, the correct use of the basic and connotative meanings of words and the meanings of metaphors, terms and idioms.Fiction and non-fiction text information, knowledge of examining and evaluating a book file, book cover / back cover letter / page layout / book tag / printing process. Translated Texts Footnotes, Bibliography, Index General Review