Instructor’s Information  
            Md. Al-Amin (Mli)
               NAC 869
         Department of Management 
       Email: md.alamin@northsouth.edu
     Web Address: http://alaminmli.weebly.com 
         Course Objectives 
   Understanding the importance of realistic business 
    communication process with real life business scenarios
   Adapting writing processes considering different business 
    situations and selecting appropriate words in those scenarios 
    through examples
   Helping the students in learning the differences between formal 
    and informal writing techniques by providing samples of formal 
    and informal emails, letters, memos and reports.
   The course deals with explanation of why communicating clearly 
    across cultures is important to business though case studies
   Helping students constructing their CV and resume through real 
    life samples and preparing them for public speaking
                        Assessment 
      Grading tools                      Points 
      First Midterm                      15%
      Second Midterm                     15%
      Quizzes                            10%
      Group work- 
      Report                             10%
      Presentation                       10%
      Role-playing exercise              5%
      Final Exam                         20%
      Attendance/ Participation          05%
       Question Pattern! 
   I know you love this topic! 
   Midterm and Final exams will be consisted of 
    MCQs and short questions. Questions will be 
    both conceptual and straightforward. 
   With quizzes, you will only have MCQs.
   In addition, you might get bonus questions in 
    the forms of fill in the gaps.  
                        Core Text
     Author      Title       Edition &   Publisher  ISBN
                             Year
     Kathryn     Lesikar’s   Thirteenth  McGraw-    978-1-259-
     Rentz  &    Business    Edition     Hill       06080-9 
     Paula       Communic (2014)         Irwin 
     Lentz       ation