Communications Skills Handbook
Summary
This handbook has been designed to assist students to prepare and present written and verbal material and deals with the major problems students are likely to encounter in the preparation and presentation of material for assessment. The objectives of this handbook * To outline the minimum requirements for formal presentation of written and verbal material * To assist lecturers to apply a consistent approach to the assessment of the formal presentation of written and verbal material by students irrespective of department, unit or level of study * To reinforce that communication skills should be viewed by students as an integral component of their studies and essential to their careers, rather than as optional skills isolated from their chosen disciplines This edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect the sixth edition of the Style Manual.
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