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A0B04RET	Rhetoric
Roles:	V	Extent of teaching:	2C
Department:	13104	Language of teaching:
Guarantors:	Juna Jennings P.	Completion:	Z
Lecturers:		Credits:	2
Tutors:	Juna Jennings P., Pinková J.	Semester:	Z,L

Web page:

https://moodle.fel.cvut.cz/courses/A0B04RET

Anotation:

The objective of the subject is to master and improve skills necessary for successful presentation as well as enhancing the communicative ability of the prospective engineers and bachelors. This subject will enable the students to develop both spoken and written presentations, non verbal communication and remove the psychological barriers for public speaking so that the students can create a good image. The course "Retorika" provides an introduction to this subject.

Study targets:

This subject will enable the students to develop both spoken and written presentations, non verbal communication and remove the psychological barriers for public speaking so that the students can create a good image

Content:

This subject will enable the students to develop both spoken and written presentations, non verbal communication and remove the psychological barriers for public speaking so that the students can create a good image

Course outlines:

1.		Introduction, communication in general, breathing techniques, articulation, standard pronunciation in Czech
2.		word and sentence accoustic means, intonation, stress. Stylistics - written and spoken form
3.		Basics of non verbal communication - gestures, mimicking, body language, appearance. Monologues and dialogues.
4.		Monologue. Structure of presentations in general, types of speeches, target groups, pronunciation, vocabulary.
5.		Off hand speech, speaking in unfavourable conditions, psychological techniques, feedback.
6.		Visual aids, logical structure in connection with the structure of presentation, layout.
7.		Using visuals.
8.		Monologue, practise.
9.		Dialogue. Types of dialogues, active and passive communication roles.
10.		Argumentation, induction, deduction, communication techniques.
11.		Dialogues, practise.
12.		Analysis and correction of errors.
13.		Model presentation for credits and discission - part 1
14.		Model presentation - part 2

Exercises outline:

1.		Introduction, communication in general, breathing techniques, articulation, standard pronunciation in Czech
2.		word and sentence accoustic means, intonation, stress. Stylistics - written and spoken form
3.		Basics of non verbal communication - gestures, mimicking, body language, appearance. Monologues and dialogues.
4.		Monologue. Structure of presentations in general, types of speeches, target groups, pronunciation, vocabulary.
5.		Off hand speech, speaking in unfavourable conditions, psychological techniques, feedback.
6.		Visual aids, logical structure in connection with the structure of presentation, layout.
7.		Using visuals.
8.		Monologue, practise.
9.		Dialogue. Types of dialogues, active and passive communication roles.
10.		Argumentation, induction, deduction, communication techniques.
11.		Dialogues, practise.
12.		Analysis and correction of errors.
13.		Model presentation for credits and discission - part 1
14.		Model presentation - part 2

Literature:

Materiály vyučující

Requirements:

none

Keywords:

rétorika

Subject is included into these academic programs:

Program	Branch	Role	Recommended semester
BEOES	Open Electronic Systems	V	–
BPSIT	Common courses	V	–
BPOES_2020	Common courses	V	–
BPOES	Common courses	V	–
MPOES3	Solid State Systems	V	–
MPOES2	RF and DSP Engineering	V	–
MPOES1	Communications and Signal Processing	V	–
BKSIT	Common courses	V	–

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Proposal and Realization: I. Halaška (K336), J. Novák (K336)