Program Studi Informatika - Fakultas Ilmu Komputer Universitas Bina Darma SAP proses bisnis

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FRM/KUL/01/02

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October 01st _{, 2011}

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Syahril Rizal, S.T., M.M., M.Kom. M.Izman Herdiansyah, PhD

1. Faculty : Computer Science

2. Study Program : Information Technology

3. Program : S1 Degree

4. Subject : business processes

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8. Description :Introduction to Business Communication presents frameworks for writing documents, managing email, and preparing presentations. Cases and exercises emphasize informative communication and strategies for collaboration. Methods for organizing ideas, analyzing data, formatting information, understanding audience needs, and developing a professional communication style are covered.

10. Weekly Learning Process Implementation :

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1 Chapter 1

Why Visual Communication for Writers?

 What is visual communication?

 Visual communication is rhetorical

 Visual design organizes readers. experiences of texts

 Using this guide

 Summary

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

2 Chapter 2

First Impressions: Perception and Genres

 Visual perception

 Gestalt principles

 More on visual perception

 The psychology of seeing applied to documents

 Visual perception and reading

 Genres and visuals

 Summary

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

3 Practise  Exercises  Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard.

2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

4 Chapter 3

Second Impressions: Interpreting Images and Information Graphics

 Making sense of images

 News and documentary photographs

 Conceptual photographs

 Drawings, cartoons, clip art

 Print and Web advertisements

 Analyzing images

 Rhetorical purpose.images

 Overall design

 People

 Making sense of information graphics

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

5 Practise Exercises

Planning Visual Design  Who are your readers?

 What resources do you have?

 How do you turn analysis into visual features?

 Thumbnails and storyboards

 Planning worksheets

 Summary

2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

7 Chapter 5

Creating pages and screens

 Gestalt-based principles

 Genre-based principles

 Summary

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

8 MID test Exam

9 Chapter 6 Using Type

 How is type constructed?

 What makes type more legible?

 How can you use type effectively?

 Summary

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

10 Practise  Exercises

11 Chapter 7

Adding images and information Graphics

 General tips

 Tips for adding images

 Tips for adding information graphics

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

12 Practise Exercises

13 Chapter 8

Putting it together: Sample Documents

 Poem

 Resume

 Logo

 Flyer

 Proposal

 Presentation slides

 Web pages

 Image Poem

 Brochure

 Newsletters

 Hilligoss,Susan dan tharon howard. 2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

Learningmore about visual communication

 Other influences on visual communication

 Summary

2002. Visual communication a writer’s guide. New york: Longman.

15 Practise  Exercises

16 Final Test  exam

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