Published Apr 5, 2012
Hello. Anyone taken business comm? How did you like it?
NBanasz1
168 Posts
Those of you who have taken or are taking this class, how many hours a week do you spend on class work? I know how many hours per week I spend on a 5 week course, just wondering if it is the same material stretched out (and less intense) or just more work.
rocket2010
106 Posts
i dont spend long, maybe 5 hours a week? idk, this class is not intense. just boring for me. the assignments are not difficult the only resource you need is your book
Inimica18
201 Posts
I think it depends on who you are taking it with. Prof F doesn't use a book, but the weekly articles can serve as a reference. The DB doesn't require references. I would say I spend 2-6 hours a week on it. More when one of the bigger projects is due, but even that I started and finished in one day within 6 hours or so.
boyfactory
184 Posts
I spend between 4 - 8 hours per week. I do read the chapters because they are not long and they are informative. However, my TA is driving me crazy. She sends emails that say things like use what I have noted about your work on the following week to improve your grade. Well, I do not even get my grades from her until Saturdays, when things are due. It is crazy. I emailed and was told, I grade things in the order received. Well, I wait until I get my grades back. They come on Saturday, every time. No winning.
zookeeper5
63 Posts
Just submitted my final paper. What a relief, so happy to have this class behind me. :cheers:
ugh i cant wait to be done!! just need this last paper! how long was yours?
My paper was a complete 2 pages. I had about 9 in text citations and I only referenced the text. The requirements only said max of 5 pages so that is what I stuck too. I said all I needed to say in 2. This class seemed sooo long.
mo2rn, BSN, RN
293 Posts
I will be taking this class in the summer. What are the names of the books that prof. F uses? I would like to get a head start and at least buy the books before class starts.Thanks guys this thread is informative and gives me an idea of what to expect.
Kelly- how'd you set it up? each of the seven themes in a seperate category? (bold/centered)? i feel like this is DRAGGING ugh
I just picked 3 things that I felt were important in the class. Then I broke those up into sub topics. I used breaking old habits and creating new ones ( I then broke that into the steps), effective communication (broke that into listening and sending) and then creating goals (no subtopics there). Then of course the conclusion. It actually was easy when you broke it up. It didnt seem so hard to write.
The text we used was a human relations book that cost 60 to rent.
Reece, B. L., Brandt, R., & Howie, K. F. (2011). Effective human relations interpersonal and organizational applications (11th ed.). Mason, OH, United States: South-Western Cengage Learning.
The course text can be purchased directly from Cengage through the custom Website for our class below: http://www.cengagebrain.com/shop/micro/ouprcm325j You have the option to purchase or rent the text.
I just picked 3 things that I felt were important in the class. Then I broke those up into sub topics. I used breaking old habits and creating new ones ( I then broke that into the steps), effective communication (broke that into listening and sending) and then creating goals (no subtopics there). Then of course the conclusion. It actually was easy when you broke it up. It didnt seem so hard to write. The text we used was a human relations book that cost 60 to rent. Reece, B. L., Brandt, R., & Howie, K. F. (2011). Effective human relations interpersonal and organizational applications (11th ed.). Mason, OH, United States: South-Western Cengage Learning. The course text can be purchased directly from Cengage through the custom Website for our class below: http://www.cengagebrain.com/shop/micro/ouprcm325j You have the option to purchase or rent the text.
Thanks Kelly, I will be in Prof. F's class. Is that the class your in or is it Prof. P i just want to make sure before i go ahead and buy the book.
Prof. P's class