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COMM-P11
PGDM 2011-13: Term-III

ORAL COMMUNICATION & PRESENTATION SKILLS
Instructor: Prof. Ibha Kumar


You must have realized that the ability to generate complex thoughts and communicate them effectively to the audience plays a critical role in our day-to-day life. Communication skill continues to be rated as one of the key personal skills employers need. The ability to speak with confidence while making presentations assumes the capability of the presenters to control their content, their audience and more importantly, themselves. The sessions thus planned aim at training the participants in developing this capability and consequently increasing their employability.

Session 1: Basics of Oral Communication

Session 2: Listening & Feedback + Dealing with Content, Audience, and Self (Individual Presentation Skills) while presenting

Session 3: Making Individual Presentations and taking feedback on presentations made.
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RECORDING and FEEDBACK
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Session 4: Making Individual Presentations and taking feedback on presentations made.

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Session 5: Making Individual Presentations and taking feedback on presentations made.
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RECORDING and FEEDBACK
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Session 6: Making Individual Presentations and taking feedback on presentations made.


Session 7: Making Individual & Group Presentations for feedback and evaluation (presentation of PROJECT 1)


Session 8: Making Individual & Group Presentations for feedback and evaluation (presentation of PROJECT 2)


Session 9: Making Individual & Group Presentations for feedback and evaluation (presentation of PROJECT 3)

Session 10: Making Individual & Group Presentations for feedback and evaluation (presentation of PROJECT 4)


Session 11: Making Individual & Group Presentations for feedback and evaluation (presentation of PROJECT 5 )


Session 12: Making Individual & Group Presentations for feedback and evaluation (presentation of PROJECT 5 )


Evaluation Pattern:
Individual Presentations : 15%
Group Presentations : 15%
End Term : 20%

Compulsory reading from the book, “BCOM: A South Asian Perspective (2011): Lehman, DuFrene, Sinha & Walker. Cengage Learning. New Delhi. Chapter 1 and 2: Pages 1 to 48
Chapter 4 : Pages 70 to 99
Part 3- Chapter 13: Pages 302 to 331
The sessions on Written Communication will be taken by Prof. Mallika Nawal. This requires that the entire book be read to cover both the Oral and the Written components of the Communication course.s

You will also be expected to read all the handouts/articles given in class from time to time.
I hope you will find the sessions rewarding and enjoyable!!
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WRITTEN BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

Instructor: Prof. Mallika Nawal


 
Session 1: Basics of Written Communication 
Session 2: Basics of Written Communication 
Session 3: Case Study: Analysis and Reporting
Session 4: Feedback on Case Writing
Session 5: Letter Writing: Negative vs. Positive messages
Session 6: Intra-Organization Correspondence: Memos and MOMs 
Session 7: Marketing Yourself: Resumes and Cover-Letters
Session 8: The Art of Report Writing
Session 9: Proposals and Persuasive Writing 
Session 10: Email Etiquettes - A special look at Email Flaming: The Flamer; The Baiter and The Troll
 
Prescribed Text (for both Oral and Written Communication): Lehman, C. M., Dufrene, D. D. and Sinha, M. (2011), BCOM - An Innovative Approach to Learning and Teaching Business Communication - A South-Asian Perspective. Cengage Learning, Delhi.   
Created By: Debasis Mohanty on 06/16/2011 at 01:43 PM
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