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Central Texas College Syllabus for Speech 1321 Business and ...

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Students who fail to take the midterm or the final on the examination day will<br />

receive a 20% penalty unless prior arrangements are made with the instructor.<br />

Students who miss the exam must make arrangements with the instructor to take a<br />

make-up exam within one week of the exam time. Failure to do so will result in a 0<br />

on that examination.<br />

Topic Approval<br />

Topics chosen by the student <strong>for</strong> each speech must be approved by the instructor, to avoid<br />

duplication of other speaker's topics, to avoid inappropriate topics, <strong>and</strong> to avoid offensive<br />

or profane material.<br />

Outline <strong>for</strong> <strong>Speech</strong>es<br />

Typed, full sentence outlines must be turned in with each speech. The outlines must be<br />

turned in immediately be<strong>for</strong>e giving a speech.<br />

Students may turn in their outlines in advance to receive non-graded feedback from the<br />

instructor. To ensure time <strong>for</strong> feedback <strong>and</strong> corrections, students wishing to take<br />

advantage of this must turn in their outline the week prior to their assigned speaking time.<br />

A bibliography with a minimum of five sources is required <strong>for</strong> the in<strong>for</strong>mative <strong>and</strong><br />

persuasive speeches.<br />

Students must use either APA or MLA guidelines <strong>for</strong> all written assignments.<br />

Students may use one note card (no larger than 4X6) with an outline of their speech <strong>for</strong><br />

each of the four speeches. Note cards must be turned in the instructor after the<br />

speech. Student may glance at the note card <strong>for</strong> reference, but will be penalized <strong>for</strong><br />

excessive reading from the note card.<br />

Audience Behavior<br />

While speeches are in progress, students should be thoughtful <strong>and</strong> attentive audience<br />

members. Students should not participate in distracting behavior to the speaker such as:<br />

sleeping, talking, working on assignments, or reading. Students who are distracted will<br />

be asked to leave the classroom <strong>and</strong> receive an absence <strong>for</strong> that day.<br />

Cell phones must remained turned off <strong>and</strong> put away <strong>for</strong> the duration of the class<br />

period. Texting <strong>and</strong> other cell phone uses will not be tolerated.<br />

Academic Misconduct<br />

Academic misconduct consists of plagiarism, cheating <strong>and</strong>/or using someone else's work<br />

as if it were his/her own. Proof of Academic Misconduct will result in the student's<br />

receiving a failing grade in the course.<br />

Notes <strong>and</strong> Additional Instructions from the Instructor

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