Received Evaluations from TESC and COSC - looks like greek to me. Help please.

[publius2k4]

But wait, there's more! The requirement is in "Interpersonal/Business Communication." The UExcel ECEP (formerly ECE) in Interpersonal Communication should likely meet that. Interpersonal Communication is a 3-hour test, for $325.

There's also a separate UExcel ECEP in Workplace Communication with Computers. This is primarily a professional communication course, more than a computer technology course. Basically, they mean that it incorporates basic Internet and office applications literacy in the context of communication:



Workplace Communication with Computers is 2 hours, and $95.

Even better! Good catch! But definitely check with your adviser and make sure that this test will meet the requirement.

[soliloquy]

I have a Law Office Communications course 3 credits that I thought would count for this requirement but nope it ended up as a free elective.

Description:
Communications*
Sub*Topics* Includes*
Writing*skills* Correspondence,*composition*
Word*usage*and*vocabulary* Vocabulary,*inappropriate*use*of*slang,*spelling*
Grammar/punctuation* Correct*and*incorrect*use*of*punctuation,**
Capitalization* Geographic,*government,*names*
Client*communications* Telephone*communications*
General*communications*related*to*interoffice*
situations*
Communications*with*co‐workers*and*other*employees,*confidentiality*
Nonverbal*communications* Nonverbal*communications*
Interviewing*techniques* Documents,*preparation,*special*challenges,*roles*

Can you appeal that decision or whatever to have them reconsider it for a course?

[publius2k4]

I have a Law Office Communications course 3 credits that I thought would count for this requirement but nope it ended up as a free elective. I have no idea why. Thank you for the info!

Hmmm....ask your adviser about it. They may count it!