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Written Communication –

com215

(3 credits)

COM 215 (Written Communication) focuses on effective written business communication for both internal and external audiences. Students will create a variety of job-related communiqués, including letters, résumés, memos, and presentations.
This undergraduate-level course is weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.
  • Business Reports and Presentations

    • Recognize the organizational structure of a business report.
    • Analyze information used to create various types of business reports.
    • Identify strategies for delivering effective oral presentations.
  • Characteristics of Nonverbal and Verbal Communication

    • Differentiate between the characteristics of nonverbal and verbal communication.
  • Graphs and Other Visuals in Reports

    • Use the principles of effective design when creating presentation slides.
    • Integrate visual elements into written documents.
  • Interpersonal Communication

    • Recognize ways in which cultural differences can lead to miscommunication.
  • Job-Application Skills

    • Create résumés for hardcopy and online distribution.
    • Write a job-application letter.
    • Recognize skills needed for managing job interviews, follow-up letters and calls, and job offers.
  • Letters, Memo, and Email Messages

    • Identify strategies for communicating with various types of audiences.
  • Qualities of Persuasive Business Messages

    • Develop informative and positive messages for use in the workplace.
    • Create negative messages that communicate openly and honestly.
    • Write persuasive messages that meet various business needs.
  • Strategies for Effective Business Communication

    • Compare and contrast strategies for creating written documents using readability formulas and good style.
    • Prescribe solutions for business communication problems.
  • The Building Blocks of Effective Messages

    • Determine methods for building goodwill between the writer and reader of written communication.

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