EAP-103 Foundations of Listening and Speaking II
This class focuses on the oral communication skills needed for success in academic and professional life. Through lectures, text, and practical applications, students will learn how to select a topic, tailor a presentation to a specific audience, and research, design, and structure an oral presentation. Students will also learn to collaborate with a team of colleagues, use visual aids, and critique professional/rhetorical situations. In addition, students will expand their listening skills to extract meaning from and take notes on academic conversations and lectures. This course is designed to link thematically and rhetorically to EAP 104. By taking both courses, students will be honing the practice of transferring knowledge between courses, as well as between school and a student's personal experiences and prior knowledge.
Prerequisite
Students who specified one or more of these Program of Study Types Non-Degree, Pathway