The Business Communication course (ENG2103) aims to enhance students' professional communication skills through reading, writing, and presenting technical content. It includes a focus on various forms of communication such as reports, business letters, and presentations, requiring active participation and adherence to academic integrity. Assessment components include attendance, quizzes, assignments, and a final term assessment, with a strong emphasis on class engagement and timely submission of work.
The Business Communication course (ENG2103) aims to enhance students' professional communication skills through reading, writing, and presenting technical content. It includes a focus on various forms of communication such as reports, business letters, and presentations, requiring active participation and adherence to academic integrity. Assessment components include attendance, quizzes, assignments, and a final term assessment, with a strong emphasis on class engagement and timely submission of work.
The Business Communication course (ENG2103) aims to enhance students' professional communication skills through reading, writing, and presenting technical content. It includes a focus on various forms of communication such as reports, business letters, and presentations, requiring active participation and adherence to academic integrity. Assessment components include attendance, quizzes, assignments, and a final term assessment, with a strong emphasis on class engagement and timely submission of work.
The Business Communication course (ENG2103) aims to enhance students' professional communication skills through reading, writing, and presenting technical content. It includes a focus on various forms of communication such as reports, business letters, and presentations, requiring active participation and adherence to academic integrity. Assessment components include attendance, quizzes, assignments, and a final term assessment, with a strong emphasis on class engagement and timely submission of work.
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BUSINESS
COMMUNIC ATION Course Outline
1 Course Title: Business Communication Course Code: ENG2103 Pre-requisite: None General/Major Course: General (Core) INTRODU Credit Hour: 3
CTION Duration: 1 semester. Class Hour: 1.5.
Total number of classes: 24 Semester: Spring 2020-2021 Instructor: Tafannum Karim
2 Business Communication (B.Sc. Programs) provides students with opportunities to improve their communication/English language skills, particularly in the area of professional communication. The students will be required to undertake the following: reading and analyzing texts, evaluating sources of COURS information, incorporating relevant information in
E writing logically, and integrating and presenting
their findings regarding relevant technical
DESCRI applications. The course deals with the content,
organizing and formatting, and style of specific
PTION types of science/engineering writing such as reports,
business letters, résumés, presentations, etc. with a view to persuade an audience on a technical subject through critical research and reasoning—even of oral presentations to teach presentation techniques specific to situations involving scientific or technical topics. 3 Cognitive Psychomotor (Skills): (Knowledge): To communicate clearly, To understand the coherently, and correctly requirements of a through different media in specific contextually appropriate communication manners
COURS incident To recognize and use To design and conduct research works E the rhetorical and stylistic elements OUTCO necessary for the successful practice of Affective (Attitude, Behavior): ME scientific and technical communication To internalize the norms of communication in professional context To organize factual and numerical information in order to conduct research successfully 4 Class Attendance: Students must attend at least 80% of online classes to pass the course. They are expected to complete the readings and their home tasks in time. Class Participation: Student must actively participate during the class. They should respond to questions asked by the instructor, contribute to the COURSE discussion and active learning activities.
POLICIE Use of Social Media: The use of Social Media
during the class is a distraction, and thus it is not S permitted. Student Counselling: Students may attend counselling sessions via email or Microsoft Teams. Assignment Submission Policy: Students must submit their assignments within the due date. Academic Integrity: The consequences of cheating, plagiarism, and other forms of academic dishonesty are serious. 5 • Attendance • Class participation
ASSESSM • Quizzes
ENT • Homework, Assignments
• Mock Job Interview COMPON • Report ENTS • Presentation • Mid Term Assessment • Final Term Assessment
6 TEXTBOO K AND • Armer, T. Cambridge English for Scientists.
REFEREN • Scientific Writing
• Bonamy, David. Technical English. CE • Supplementary materials
MATERIAL
7 Mid Term: Final Term: • Communication at • Designing an COURS Work experiment
E • Employment Communication • Writing up research: • materials and SYLLA • Technical Specifications and methods • Presenting data, BUS Instructions Processes Results and discussion • Components and • Introduction and Assemblies abstract • Processes and • Bibliography, IEEE Procedures Referencing Style welcome and all the best!
