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Welcome to APC100!
This subject focuses on self-awareness, group work, team building, interpersonal communication, presentation skills, conflict, and time management with applications to the computer industry.
In this subject, you will develop the necessary skills that will not only make you a greater asset to an employer but a more confident and accomplished individual. APC100 will provide you with a thorough grounding in employability skills listed as essential by the Conference Board of Canada in our global, knowledge-based society of the 21st century. You will be introduced to communication theories and concepts, as well as given ample opportunity to apply your learning in the classroom. You will utilize and further develop these skills in all the subjects of your program.
Please also visit http://els.senecac.on.ca for key information on subjects, graduation requirements, advanced standing and more from your School of English & Liberal Studies.
PREREQUISITE(S) or COREQUISITE(S): EAC149 or EAC150
Note: You must have completed or are currently enrolled in EAC149 (equivalent to EAP500) or EAC150 in order to take this course. You will not be allowed to take APC100 if you are currently enrolled in EAP300 or EAP330.
REQUIRED TEXTS & MATERIAL(S):
1. Understanding Human Communication (2011), Second Canadian Edition, by Ronald B. Adler, George Rodman and Alexandre Sévigny (ISBN 13: 9780195431278).
2. Personality Dimensions Kit by LifeSkills Inc.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of this subject the student will demonstrate the ability to:
1) Develop communication skills and understanding of related theories and concepts
Define communication and communication models
Assess his or her communication style and that of others
Obtain a greater understanding of verbal and nonverbal messages
Assess her or his own thinking processes in problem solving and decision making
This subject focuses on self-awareness, group work, team building, interpersonal communication, presentation skills, conflict, and time management with applications to the computer industry.
In this subject, you will develop the necessary skills that will not only make you a greater asset to an employer but a more confident and accomplished individual. APC100 will provide you with a thorough grounding in employability skills listed as essential by the Conference Board of Canada in our global, knowledge-based society of the 21st century. You will be introduced to communication theories and concepts, as well as given ample opportunity to apply your learning in the classroom. You will utilize and further develop these skills in all the subjects of your program.
Please also visit http://els.senecac.on.ca for key information on subjects, graduation requirements, advanced standing and more from your School of English & Liberal Studies.
PREREQUISITE(S) or COREQUISITE(S): EAC149 or EAC150
Note: You must have completed or are currently enrolled in EAC149 (equivalent to EAP500) or EAC150 in order to take this course. You will not be allowed to take APC100 if you are currently enrolled in EAP300 or EAP330.
REQUIRED TEXTS & MATERIAL(S):
1. Understanding Human Communication (2011), Second Canadian Edition, by Ronald B. Adler, George Rodman and Alexandre Sévigny (ISBN 13: 9780195431278).
2. Personality Dimensions Kit by LifeSkills Inc.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of this subject the student will demonstrate the ability to:
1) Develop communication skills and understanding of related theories and concepts
Define communication and communication models
Assess his or her communication style and that of others
Obtain a greater understanding of verbal and nonverbal messages
Assess her or his own thinking processes in problem solving and decision making