University Subjects
MGF1100: Managerial Communication
MGF1100: Managerial Communication
- University
- Monash University
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- Tags
- Commerce Management
steph753
10 years ago
- Assessment
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Self-analysis essay – 20%
Group project – 25% (10% for a group presentation and 15% for an individual essay on group dynamics)
Persuasive presentation – 10%
Participation – 5%
Exam – 40% - Comments
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As mentioned above, this subject is fairly straightforward with very easy assessments. I managed to get a HD with barely any work undertaken outside the contact hours. This is a core subject of Bachelor of Business – majoring in management. If this is your major, I advise to get this subject done early in your degree as you will go insane if you leave it to late in your degree
- Lecturer(s)
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Viv Interrigi
- Past Exams Available
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No past exams available, however there was one practice exam provided in week 12. - Rating
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3.5/5
- Recorded Lectures
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Lectures are not recorded - Textbook Recommendation
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The textbook for this subject (Interpersonal skills in Organsations) was not very useful. It contained information that is common sense. This subject is engaging at times however it is pretty much what most people know about communicating in the workplace
- Workload
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1 x 1 hour lecture per week and 1 x 2 hour tutorial each week
- Year & Semester Of Completion
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Semester 1, 2013
- Your Mark / Grade
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85 HD
- State
- VIC
- Type
- University
- Courses
- 167
- Campuses
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Caulfield Churchill City Clayton Parkville Peninsula
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