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English V - Business Correspondence and Communication [ΠΛΗΡ-ΔΕΤ-ΣΤΑΤ]
( MIS106) - ΔΡ. ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΑ ΡΟΘΩΝΗ
Περιγραφή Μαθήματος
The aim of this module is to provide students with advanced skills in English in order to function effectively in various academic and professional settings (IT Management, industry and international societies). The syllabus consists of two components: communication skills and academic readings. Students will be guided to shape their communication skills in writing, for multiple audiences, in a variety of professional situations encountered in global business environments. The academic readings part will strengthen the students’ skills in comprehending and processing written specialized discourse with parallel emphasis on language awareness.
Ημερομηνία δημιουργίας
Τετάρτη, 13 Ιανουαρίου 2010
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Course Syllabus
ENGLISH V - BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE AND COMMUNICATION
(5th semester – Departments of Information Technology,
Statistics, Management Science & Technology)
PROVISIONAL 12-WEEK SYLLABUS
Delivered by Dr Anastasia Rothoni / E-mail: anroth@aueb.gr
Office Hours: Monday 9:00-11:00 / Office Telephone Number: 210-8203419
PROVISIONS:
- 4 hours teaching per week
- C2 English Language Competence
WEEK
Business Communication & Academic Readings
1
Business Communication & Human Relations
Defining & Understanding the Intentions of a Writer in a Business Environment
2
The Fine Αrt of Message Design
Academic Reading
3
Drafting Inquiries and Requests
4
Drafting Complaints
Academic Reading
5
Payment & Sales
Academic Reading
6
Form Letters: Acceptance, Refusal and Acknowledgement
7
Academic Reading
8
In Company communication: Interoffice Memoranda
Electronic Mail & Employment Communication
9
Outlining and drafting Business Ideas:
The Proposal
10
Reporting Principles
Academic Reading
11
The Resume as a Sales Letter: CVs and Cover letters
12
Revision
COURSE MATERIAL:
- Business Communication: Karagkouni, K. (2018) The Art of Drafting Business Documents. AUEB Publications, Athens.
- Selected Academic Readings from various sources (available on e-class).
ASSESSMENT:
One Final Exam consisting of two parts:
- Part A: Out of course material #1 above.
- Part B: Out of selected Academic Readings presented in class.
OBJECTIVES:
The aim of this module is to provide students with advanced skills in English in order to function effectively in various academic and professional settings (IT Management, industry and international societies). The syllabus consists of two components: communication skills and academic readings. Students will be guided to shape their communication skills in writing, for multiple audiences, in a variety of professional situations encountered in global business environments. The academic readings part will strengthen the students’ skills in comprehending and processing written specialized discourse with parallel emphasis on language awareness.