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Lee E. Hochberg
B CMU 301
Seattle Campus
Broad analytical approach to written communications as a management tool. Analysis of the psychology, semantics, planning, and principles of effective business writing. Practical application through messages that inform and persuade, grant and refuse; plus short business reports and applications for positions. Cannot be taken for credit if B CMU 302 already taken. Offered: AWSp.
Class description
The objective of Business Communications 301 is to improve your written and oral communication skills. You’ll learn appropriate style for written and oral reports in a business setting; refine techniques that make your reports, emails, and other communications clear, concise, and effective; learn how to improve oral presentations with effective visuals; build confidence speaking before a group, develop skills for working within a group.
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