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Background
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Appendix I

B. Accreditation Summary

Appendix IB. Course Syllabi

Com St 214 Professional Communication

Non-Engineering Course Summary

1. Course Name: Com St 214 — Professional Communication

2. Catalog Description (1999 — 2001 Bulletin):
3 credits; Communication theory and skill development in organizational settings. Emphasis on four oral communication competencies: interpersonal skill development, team and meeting facilitation, informational interviewing, and team presentations. Emphasis on self-assessment

3. Prerequisites: none

4. Textbook / Materials: Adler, Communicating at work.

5. Course Learning Objectives:

6. Topics Covered:

7. Class / Laboratory Schedule: Meets three times a week, 1 hr per meeting.

8. Contribution of Course to Meeting the Professional Component:
This is a foundation course, providing the student with the background in communication skills necessary for further professional development.

9. Relationship of Course to Program Learning Outcomes and Program Educational Objectives:
This course is one component of the oral communication and teamwork related outcomes.

10. Person Preparing Document:
Ann Dieterich — College of Engineering Assessment Resource Coordinator 5/1/ 00


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