The Department of English at Foundation University Islamabad (FUI) hosted a highly informative seminar on Corpus Linguistics, offering an exceptional learning opportunity for its students. The event featured Dr Khalid Mahmood, a distinguished scholar from the English Department at International Islamic University, Islamabad (IIUI), who delivered a captivating presentation on the importance of Corpus Linguistics tools and software in data analysis.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Dr. Mahmood’s presentation highlighted the practical applications of Corpus Linguistics, a field that deals with the study of language as expressed in corpora (bodies of text) and the use of computational tools to analyze linguistic patterns. His insights into how these tools can be used to enhance linguistic research resonated with the attendees, providing them with a deeper understanding of the subject.
The seminar’s interactive nature was a key aspect of its success. Students were encouraged to actively participate, ask questions, and engage in discussions, making the session highly dynamic and participatory. Dr. Mahmood’s ability to address all queries effectively fostered a conducive learning environment, where students felt comfortable exploring the complexities of Corpus Linguistics.
“The seminar was a remarkable opportunity for us to learn about the practical applications of Corpus Linguistics tools,” said a student from the Department of English at FUI. “Dr. Mahmood’s presentation not only expanded our knowledge but also inspired us to delve deeper into this fascinating field.”
The event was organized as part of FUI’s ongoing efforts to enrich the academic experience of its students by providing access to expert knowledge and cutting-edge research. By bringing in esteemed scholars like Dr. Mahmood, the university aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing its students for advanced research and professional excellence.
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