Program Overview

Management Communication Program

The Management Communication program is designed to develop written and oral communications for professional organizations. This program incorporates composing and designing employment communications, as well as oral presentations.

Course Description

The course focuses on developing written and oral communications for professional organizations, including composing and designing employment communications. It incorporates oral presentations to enhance students' communication skills.

Course Details

• The program fulfills the BYU GE Advanced Written and Oral Communication requirement.
• Prerequisites for the program include the BYU GE First-Year Writing requirement. It is recommended to be taken before senior year and is not available for freshmen.

Course Outline

• Module 1: Empower & Grammar Syntax and Word Choice
• Module 2: Brand and Grammar Punctuation and Mechanics
• Module 3: Inform, Analyze, Pronouns
• Module 4: Persuade, Antecedents, Parallelism and Word Choice
• Module 5: Scrutinize, Commas
• Module 6: Organize, Draft, Semicolons
• Module 7: Design, Colons, Dashes & Hyphens
• Module 8: Revise, Apostrophes, Quotation Marks
• Module 9: Collaborate, Capitalization & Numbers, Subject/Verb Agreement
• Module 10: Recommend, Indefinite Pronouns, Verb Tense and Mood
• Module 11: Present, Grammar
• Module 12: Grammar Exam
• Module 13: Case Report & Presentation
• Module 14: Final Synthesis
• Module 15: Final Case

Program Structure

• The program is structured into 15 modules, each focusing on a specific aspect of management communication.
• The program includes a grammar exam and a final case presentation to assess students' understanding and application of the concepts learned.

Instructor

• The instructor for the Management Communication program is Abigail Tanner.

Credit Hours and Tuition

• The program offers 3.00 credit hours.
• The tuition fee for the program is $768.00.

Additional Materials

• An optional Clifton Strengths Assessment is available for $13 through BYU Career Services.