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433-393 Communication Skills | |
Note | Students may not gain credit for both Computer Science 433-463 and 433-393 |
Credit Points | 7.1 |
Coordinator | Dr. Harald Sondergaard |
Prerequisites | Students undertaking this subject must be enrolled in (or have completed) at least 50 points of 300-level computer science subjects |
Semester | 1 |
Contact | 12 hours of lectures, 12 practice class hours |
Subject Description | The objective of this subject is for students: to improve their oral and written communication skills, and in particular be able to write for a varied readership; to be familiar with document processing tools that are commonly used in the discipline; and to be able to use research libraries and other resources efficiently. Topics covered will include: Technical and scholarly writing: the writing process, receiver/audience issues, graphics; Document preparation and maintenance: various tools; Use of library and Internet resources; Giving a talk: technologies for oral presentation. |
Assessment | A written thesis not exceeding 6000 words (85%). Oral presentation of the thesis material not exceeding 30 minutes duration (15%). Participation in group activities including peer review, organisation of web site, and planning of a day of oral presentations |
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