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TESU Oral Communications - videogamesrock - 05-01-2017
To satisfy oral communication TESU also lists this course:
[h=1]ENG-202 Technical Communication[/h][FONT="]Technical Communication is designed for students to develop skills that will enable them to produce clear and effective technical documents within multiple media with the consideration of ethical and legal issues. In particular, this course will teach students how to successfully articulate and communicate necessary information through explicit and concise writing. While the emphasis of this course will be on writing, oral communication will form an important component of the course as well. Additionally, Technical Communication focuses on the workplace and the needs of a professional rather than an academic setting and the needs of a student.
Do you think this would be comparable?
BUS 108 Business Lettersand Reports 3 (3,0,0,0)Designed to develop conceptual skills in all types of writtenand oral business communications, furnish practical applicationsof these skills, and acquaint the student with toolsand techniques required to communicate in the real worldof business.
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TESU Oral Communications - dfrecore - 05-01-2017
No, because it doesn't say that there's an oral communication component to the course. That MUST be there to get credit for ORAL COMMUNICATION.
TESU Oral Communications - videogamesrock - 05-01-2017
It says oral business communications in the description.
TESU Oral Communications - dfrecore - 05-01-2017
videogamesrock Wrote:It says oral business communications in the description.
Sorry, I missed it. I was looking at the title, and then some of the words ran together and I didn't see the oral part.
Give it a shot, can't hurt. The worst they can do is say no.