Bachelor of Social Science Honours in Communication

The integrated assessment criteria for this communication course are as follows:

1. Individual Assignments: Students demonstrate their understanding of communication concepts, theories, skills, and dynamics through written assignments.

2. Seminar Presentations: Students recognize the importance of communication skills in self-development, conflict management, teamwork, and harmony in interpersonal and group situations.

3. Group Discussions: Through seminar preparation and presentations, students develop creative thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

4. Practical Assignments: Students show their ability to work creatively, both independently and in teams, using communication technology applications.

5. Peer Communication: Students share their knowledge and skills with peers in various modes and assess the performance of others in communication.

6. Research Competence: Students demonstrate basic research skills by writing a research proposal, conducting research, and presenting it in line with academic writing standards.

Methods of Assessment:

• Assignment essays and seminar papers test comprehension, referencing, citation, and writing skills.
• Seminar and group work are assessed by lecturers and peers to evaluate analytical, critical, and presentation skills.
• Practical assignments and projects assess teamwork and creativity in applied communication.
• University examinations weigh half of the final result for each module.
• A research project evaluates the learner's research skills.

By using a combination of written assignments, presentations, discussions, practical tasks, exams, and research projects, students' comprehension, communication skills, teamwork, and research abilities are thoroughly assessed in this course.