UGBA 100: BUSINESS COMMUNICATION



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UGBA 100: BUSINESS COMMUNICATION COURSE SYLLABUS Spring 2004 (http://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/phillips/ugba100coursesyllabus.pdf) Section 1: Tuesday 10:10 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 330 Cheit Section 2: Tuesday 12:10 p.m. 02:00 p.m. 330 Cheit Instructor: Jack Phillips (http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/faculty/phillips.html) Office: F473 Haas Mailbox: F580 Box Phone: 510-642-4733 Email: phillips@haas.berkeley.edu Office Hours: Tuesday, 2:20 4:00 p.m., by appointment (Sign-up on sheet at office door for office-hour appointments.) Required: 1) Course Reader (Purchased from Instructor) 2) Palmer, Helen: The Enneagram Advantage 3) One blank VHS videotape (Put your name on the tape and box and bring it to the second class meeting.) Note: Due CM X = assignment due Class Meeting X. All page numbers refer to Course Reader. Class Meeting 1: Tuesday, 20 January PRESENTATION: [Lecture:] 1. Course Overview 2. Application Letters, Resumes, and Interviews 3. Communication: Beyond the Normal Model] Interviews (98A, 158A-D, 188-195D.5) Interviews/Speeches are due according to student (Includes 1-minute background story) numbers assigned Meeting 2. or Expository Speech (98B-C) Thesis Statements with Key-Word notes are due via email the Friday before speech is presented. Put name, presenter #, and class section # on notes. Job Description, 10 Essential Qualities List, Background Story, Application Letter, and Resume (96C, 158A-D, 187.1-187.53) DRAFTS: Peer Review 1 (due CM3) [Job Description + Qualities List] Peer Review 2 (due CM5) [above + Story + Application Letter] Peer Review 3 (due CM7) [above + Resume] FINAL VERSION: To Instructor (with copies of all prior drafts & comments) (due CM9) Complete Student Information Form, Attach Photo (due CM2) Namecard (8.5 x 5 card stock, large BOLD CAPITAL lettering) (due CM2) Bring blank videotape to class (due CM2) Reading (due CM2) [See Class Meeting 2 for reading due.] Page 1 of 5

Class Meeting 2: Tuesday, 27 January Self-Critiques of Interviews / Expositories 1. View your videotape twice. 2. Read 97.2-3 and comment on your presentation. The more detail the better. A full page is required for an A grade on the critique. (Do not rewind the tape after the second viewing; leave it ready to record the next speech.) Critiques are due the next class meeting after your presentation. (Be sure to include your name, presenter #, and section # on critique.) DUE: 1) NAMECARD 2) COMPLETE STUDENT INFORMATION FORM WITH PHOTO 3) ONE BLANK VIDEOTAPE WITH NAME ON TAPE AND BOX DUE: ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT 1 RESUMES & APPLICATION LETTERS 158A-187.53 INTERVIEWS 188-195D FEEDBACK SKILLS 195E-198 INTENTION 2-10 AUDIENCE ANALYSIS 1-19 PRESENTING IN PERSON 113-132 Class Meeting 3: Tuesday, 3 February DUE: SUBMIT JOB DESCRIPTION & 10 QUALITIES LIST TO PEER REVIEWER 1 Enneagram Position Identification and Analysis. Preliminary ID due CM5. Analysis due CM8. DUE: CREATING PRESENTATIONS 86-90 Class Meeting 4: Tuesday, 10 February DUE: PEER REVIEWER 1 RETURNS JOB DESCRIPTION AND QUALITIES LIST, WITH COMMENTS. Revise Job Description and Qualities, according to Peer Reviewer Comments. Draft Story and Application Letter. Prepare all for submission to Peer Reviewer 2 (due CM 5) DUE: ARGUMENT 20-33 OPPOSITION/CONCESSION 34-37 Page 2 of 5

Class Meeting 5: Tuesday, 17 February [Lecture:] Introduction to Argument DUE: SUBMIT JOB DESCRIPTION, QUALITIES LIST, STORY, AND APPLICATION LETTER TO PEER REVIEWER 2 (Peer Reviewers: Use Comment Keys when reviewing these.) DUE: PRELIMINARY ENNEAGRAM POSITION IDENTIFICATION (Steps I-V on assignment. Indicate your likely position and a sentence or two in support.) (Final Enneagram analysis is due CM8.) DUE: STRATEGIC EXPOSITION 38-60 Class Meeting 6: Tuesday, 24 February Persuasive Speeches (98D.1-2) Due beginning CM9, according to student numbers. Speech Thesis Statements and Key-Word notes (include name, presenter # and section # on notes) are due in instructor s mailbox (or via email) the Monday before the presentation. Critiques are due the class meeting after the presentation. DUE: PEER REVIEWER 2 RETURNS DESCRIPTION, QUALITIES, STORY, & LETTER, WITH COMMENTS (using Comment Keys) Revise assignments according to Peer Reviewer 2 comments. Draft Resume. Prepare all for submission to Peer Reviewer 3 (due CM7) DUE: STYLISTIC CONSIDERATIONS 61-85 Class Meeting 7: Tuesday, 2 March DUE: SUBMIT ALL 5 VOCATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS TO PEER REVIEWER 3 DUE: REVISION 91-95 Page 3 of 5

Class Meeting 8: Tuesday, 9 March [Lecture:] Introduction to Thesis Statements DUE: ENNEAGRAM ANALYSIS DUE: PEER REVIEWER 3 RETURNS ALL ASSIGNMENTS, WITH COMMENTS Note: Final version of Job Description, 10 Qualities List, Background Story, Application Letter, & Resume are due to instructor next class meeting. Include all prior drafts and comments. Be sure to indicate where each quality is demonstrated in the application letter and resume. Class Meeting 9: Tuesday, 16 March [Lecture:] Argument the Macro Structure DUE: FINAL VERSIONS OF 5 VOCATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS DUE TO INSTRUCTOR Telecommunications Report Preparation 1) Read 96F.1-96K carefully (Telecommunications Challenge) 2) Study all 8 preparation steps (87-87.2) 3) Write-out your answers to the questions in preparation steps 1-4, with regard to the Telecommunications Challenge assignment, submit to Peer Reviewer (due CM 10) 4) Write-out your answers to the questions in preparation steps 5-8, with regard to the Telecommunications Challenge assignment submit to Peer Reviewer (due CM 12) [Final Telecommunications Report due to instructor CM 14] Note: Preparation Steps 1-4 for Telecom. Report are due to Peer Reviewer next class meeting. *** SPRING BREAK HAVE A GREAT ONE! *** Class Meeting 10: Tuesday, 30 March [Lecture:] Argument the Mezzo Structure DUE: TELECOMMUNICATION CHALLENGE PREPARATION STEPS 1-4 TO PEER REVIEWER Class Meeting 11: Tuesday, 6 April [Lecture:] Argument The Micro Structure DUE: PEER REVIEWERS RETURN PREPARATION STEPS 1-4 Note: Preparation Steps 5-8 are due to Peer Reviewer next class meeting. Page 4 of 5

Class Meeting 12: Tuesday, 13 April [Lecture: Style What It Is & What It Isn t] DUE: TELECOMMUNICATION CHALLENGE PREPARATION STEPS 5-8 TO PEER REVIEWER Class Meeting 13: Tuesday, 20 April DUE: PEER REVIEWERS RETURN PREPARATION STEPS 5-8 Class Meeting 14: Tuesday, 27 April DUE: FINAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS CHALLENGE REPORTS DUE TO INSTRUCTOR Class Meeting 15: Tuesday, 4 May [Final Speeches, as necessary] [Lecture: Numerous Unsolicited Points for Right Living] Course Evaluations 1/Oct/03 Page 5 of 5