MGT3907 Business Communication Summer Semester: Course Outline
Assumption University Martin de Tours School of Management Department of Management SYLLABUS SEMESTER 2/2011 Martin de Tours School of Management’s Vision
To be the leading international business school in the ASEAN region providing high quality business education to enable graduates to make invaluable contributions to organizations and society.
Martin de Tours School of Management’s Mission
To shape our students into independent-minded graduates who are well-versed in business, able to communicate effectively, tech savvy, innovative, and ethical to successfully face global challenges.
COURSE TITLE
MGT3907 Business Communication Summer semester – MGT3907 is offered only in the evening program, NOT in the day program.
BG2001 English IV A. Mingmada (amingmada@gmail.com) Course Coordinator
PRE-REQUISITES
LECTURERS Day Program Evening Program OFFICE & CONTACT
COURSE DESCRIPTION
A. Tipnuch (tipnuchphn@au.edu ) A. Vrinporn (avrinporn@mgt3907.com) A. Polthep ( p.poonpol@gmail.com) A. Dilaka ( dilakapung@gmail.com) th MSM 4 Floor Development of written, oral, technical, and interpersonal skills for effective communication in the business world with emphasis on well-written business documents for diverse purposes; understanding of group and cross-cultural communication determinants for individual or organizational success; effective visual and oral presentation; and essential competence in some communication technologies widely used in business today.
MGT3907 Course Outline - Page 1 of 11
Upon completion of MGT3907, the student should have 1.1. Theoretical and applied knowledge of the purposes, formats, patterns, and media of modern business communication; 1.2. The ability to compose business memos and letters for informative, positive, negative, and persuasive messages; 1.3. Preparation for job interviews and searches; 1.4. The ability to plan, research, compose, and present a short report; 1.5. Skill in the technology currently used in
To be the leading international business school in the ASEAN region providing high quality business education to enable graduates to make invaluable contributions to organizations and society.
Martin de Tours School of Management’s Mission
To shape our students into independent-minded graduates who are well-versed in business, able to communicate effectively, tech savvy, innovative, and ethical to successfully face global challenges.
COURSE TITLE
MGT3907 Business Communication Summer semester – MGT3907 is offered only in the evening program, NOT in the day program.
BG2001 English IV A. Mingmada (amingmada@gmail.com) Course Coordinator
PRE-REQUISITES
LECTURERS Day Program Evening Program OFFICE & CONTACT
COURSE DESCRIPTION
A. Tipnuch (tipnuchphn@au.edu ) A. Vrinporn (avrinporn@mgt3907.com) A. Polthep ( p.poonpol@gmail.com) A. Dilaka ( dilakapung@gmail.com) th MSM 4 Floor Development of written, oral, technical, and interpersonal skills for effective communication in the business world with emphasis on well-written business documents for diverse purposes; understanding of group and cross-cultural communication determinants for individual or organizational success; effective visual and oral presentation; and essential competence in some communication technologies widely used in business today.
MGT3907 Course Outline - Page 1 of 11
Upon completion of MGT3907, the student should have 1.1. Theoretical and applied knowledge of the purposes, formats, patterns, and media of modern business communication; 1.2. The ability to compose business memos and letters for informative, positive, negative, and persuasive messages; 1.3. Preparation for job interviews and searches; 1.4. The ability to plan, research, compose, and present a short report; 1.5. Skill in the technology currently used in