The course is based on hands-on expereince with computers. This level III course continues from Communication Skills I and II to help you achieve graduate level communication skills required by electronic technicians. Topics include mechanism and process description, interpreting technical information, reports, graphics, correspondence, resumes, teamwork, and oral communication skills required in today's workplace. This course provides students with the basic skills required in establishing and operating a small business. Personnel management, business finance, contracting, and marketing are covered.
Students prepare a complete business plan and study other steps required to start a new business.