Undergraduate Courses
The Business Communication Program offers the following undergraduate courses:
BNAD 314 - Business Communication
BNAD 314 introduces students to the skills needed to communicate effectively in a team-based, technologically enhanced environment. This course focuses on the communication strategies that are essential for success in a global business environment, while providing a small-class structure for exchanging ideas and building skills. As an exit measure, students must demonstrate their writing proficiency in an electronic, in-basket exercise, the Mid-Career Writing Assessment.
Certain sections of BNAD 314, however, have been designated as (1) honors sections, where students are expected to meet a higher level of achievement and will receive honors credit for the course or (2) PA sections, where public administration majors follow a variation of the B AD 314 curriculum targeted more to the communication demands of non-profit and government careers.
BNAD 314 introduces students to the skills needed to communicate effectively in a team-based, technologically enhanced environment. This course focuses on the communication strategies that are essential for success in a global business environment, while providing a small-class structure for exchanging ideas and building skills. As an exit measure, students must demonstrate their writing proficiency in an electronic, in-basket exercise, the Mid-Career Writing Assessment.
Certain sections of BNAD 314, however, have been designated as (1) honors sections, where students are expected to meet a higher level of achievement and will receive honors credit for the course or (2) PA sections, where public administration majors follow a variation of the B AD 314 curriculum targeted more to the communication demands of non-profit and government careers.
BNAD 314L – ESL
The Business Communication Program offers a one-credit workshop to any BNAD 314 student wanting ESL (English as a second language) support. The workshop, BNAD 314L, offers group discussions, written and oral practice, and one-on-one private tutorials to help students improve their written, oral, or team skills.
The Business Communication Program offers a one-credit workshop to any BNAD 314 student wanting ESL (English as a second language) support. The workshop, BNAD 314L, offers group discussions, written and oral practice, and one-on-one private tutorials to help students improve their written, oral, or team skills.
BNAD 315 - Managerial Writing
For students who need additional practice and coaching to pass the Mid-Career Writing Assessment, the Business Communication Program offers a two-credit course in managerial writing. With a small class size and one-on-one private tutorials, students gain confidence in their ability to generate effective business documents.
For students who need additional practice and coaching to pass the Mid-Career Writing Assessment, the Business Communication Program offers a two-credit course in managerial writing. With a small class size and one-on-one private tutorials, students gain confidence in their ability to generate effective business documents.
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