Introduction to Human Communication
● Forms of human communication
● Communication models & concept
● Principles of communication
● Culture and human communication


Self in Communication
● Self-concept
● Self-awareness
● Self-esteem
● Self-disclosure


Perception
● Stages of perception
● Impression formation


Listening
● Listening process
● Styles of effective listening


Public Speaking Preparation
● Step 1 : Selecting topic and purposes
● Step 2 : Analyzing the audience
● Step 3 : Researching the topic
● Step 4 : Formulating thesis and major points
● Step 5 : Supporting the main points
● Step 6 : Organizing and Outlining the speech
● Step 7 : Wording the Speech
● Step 8 : Preparing to Present
● Step 9 : Delivering the Speech


Verbal Messages
● Principles of Verbal Messages
● Disconfirmation and confirmation


Nonverbal Messages
● Body Messages
● Facial and Eye Movements
● Spatial Messages
● Artifactual Communication
● Touch Communication
● Paralanguage & Silence
● Time Communication


Interpersonal Communication
● Conversation
● Principles of conversation


Small Group Communication
● The small group formats
● The brainstorming groups
● Information sharing group
● Problem –solving group

Q1 : What is Communication?
A1 : Communication is the two-way process of reaching mutual understanding, in which participants not only exchange (encode-decode) information, news, ideas and feelings but also create and share meaning. In general, communication is a means of connecting people or places

Q2 : Is this prerequisite subject?
A2 : No, this subject is not a prerequisite subject.