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Communication 1100 Spring 2011 Instructor: Leslie F. Johnson, Assistant Professor of Communication
Email: ljohnson@highlands.edu Office Number: 678/872-8072 Important
Dates: Spring 2011
Final Exam Schedule: MW 8 am (20056) Monday, May 9 @ 8 am MW 9:15 (20057) Monday, May 9 @ 10 am MW 2 pm (20060) Monday, May 9 @ 12 noon TR 12:30 (20067) Thursday, May 5 @ 12 noon TR 2 pm (20068) Thursday, May 5 @ 2 pm Text and Required MaterialsText: Understanding Human Communication 10th Edition by Adler and Rodman (ISBN# 978-0-19-533612-2)
Required Daily Materials: Binder with all class materials, pen, pencil, class syllabus, class schedule, and grade calculation sheet.
TEXTBOOK Online Resources: Includes chapter outlines, flash cards, and self-tests. To get the most from course content , it is suggested that the student print out the chapter outlines and bring them to class. All textbook resources can be located at the below textbook link. Textbook Website Service Learning (CRN# 20268) Syllabus, Schedule, and Grade Log Spring 2011 MW (CRN# 20256, 20257, 20260) Syllabus, Schedule, and Grade Log for Spring 2011 TR ( CRN# 20267) Syllabus, Schedule, and Grade Log for Spring 2011 Major Assignments Service Learning Class: Major Assignments Service Learning Packet: Journal and Informative Presentation COMM 1100 MW, TR Class: Major Assignments All assignments located under handouts
Chapter 1: Communication Scenarios Chapter 2: Three Selves I Am A Puzzle Assignment Chapter 2: Impression Management (Complete Prior to class) Chapter
2: Analogy Speech Gradesheet Chapter 4: Are You a Good Listener (Complete Prior to Class) Chapter 5: Magazine Cover Assignment (Complete Prior to Class) Chapters 6-9 Handouts Chapter 6: Knapps Developmental Stages Print and Bring all Chapter 7 Handouts to ClassChapter 7: Johari Window (Complete Prior to Class) Chapter 7: Personality Styles Inventory Chapter 7: Conflict Management Style Assessment Chapter 8: Group Project Assignment Packet (not Service Learning) Chapter 9: Group Problem Solving Activity Chapters 10-14 Handouts Chapter 10: Audience Adaptation Analysis Chapter 11 Example of Formal Sentence Outline #1 Chapter 11: Example of Formal Sentence Outline #2 Chapter 12: Controlling Your Speech Apprehension Chapter 13: Informative Speech Assignment & Topic Submission Sheet (not Service Learning) Chapter 14: Persuasive Fallacies (Elementary My Dear Watson) Course Evaluations Be sure to complete the online Course Survey through your GHC email account and bring completion confirmation sheet to class. Test Study Guide Materials (These guides are provided as an additional tool. They are divided up by chapter. Be aware that these guides are simply a resource tool and are not intended as a sole measure of content on any test.) Study Guide Questions for All Chapters These slideshows are simply a courtesy. Actual lecture presentations include material not included on these slideshows. Students are responsible for thorough notetaking in class.
Etiquette in a Mediated Society Chapter 1: Communication Overview Chapter 2 Part I: Self-Concept Chapter 6: Understanding Relationships Chapter 7: Improving Relationships Chapter 8: The Nature of Groups Chapter 9: Group Problem Solving Chapter 11: Organization and Support Chapter 12: Tips for a Powerful PowerPoint Chapter 13: Informative Speaking Chapter 14: Persuasive Speaking |
