Module/Course Title: Interpersonal Skill
Module course code KOMS120704	Student Workload 79.33 hours	Credits 2 / 3 ETCS	Semester 7	Frequency Odd Semester	Duration 16
1	Type of course Supporting Science and Technology Courses	Contact hours 26.67 hours of face-to-face (theoretical) class activity	Independent Study 32 hours of independent activity 32 hours of structured activities	Class Size 30
2	Prerequisites for participation (if applicable) -
3	Learning Outcomes Students can demonstrate effective communication Students can apply creative and innovative ideas Students able to demonstrate effective discussions about their ideas in particular topics Students can demonstrate proficiency in preparing, organizing, and delivering presentations Students able to demonstrate leadership and negotiation skills in several scenarios
4	Subject aims/Content This course serves as an introduction to interpersonal communication's ideas, concepts, and field. This is not a class on public speaking. The self-concept, perception, emotions, language, nonverbal communication, listening, conflict, various sorts of personal relationships, and the influence of elements like sex and gender, internet communication, and culture on all of these issues are among the subjects covered in this course. Being a good listener, comprehending what is being said, and offering a constructive, useful response are examples of interpersonal skills. A person with strong interpersonal skills can choose to mediate a conflict amongst coworkers that is keeping them from finishing a crucial assignment. The suggested course is a personality development program designed to prepare students to handle the many challenges of the working world. Soft skills are becoming increasingly important to companies since it has become difficult to succeed in business. Having the correct soft skills, whether teamwork, communication or fast thinking, can help job candidates stand out. To make one's speech impressive, this course will also emphasize pronunciation. One needs a strong set of technical abilities to flourish in a career. Study Material All topics All topics Introduction to Communication Concept Basic concepts of communication Language and Thought Basic skills in public speaking (basic skills in public speaking) Skills in making proposals and reports (skills in proposing and reporting) Basic skills in making presentations (basic skills in presentation) Self management Emotional Intelligence Time management Effective Meeting Management Communication Feedback Skills Negotiation Students understand the concept of team building skills Leadership
5	Teaching methods -
6	Assesment Methods Presence; Midterm assignment.
7	This module/course is used in the following study programme/s as well Computer Science Study Programme
8	Responsibility for module/course Dr. Komang Setemen, S.Si., M.T NIDN : 0015037601
9	Other Information Wood, Julia T. 2004. “Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters”. Belmont: Thomson/Wadsworth. Suranto AW. 2011. “Komunikasi Interpersonal”. Graha Ilmu. Nierenberg, Gerard I, et al. 2001. “How to Read a Person Like a Book”. New York: Square One Publisher. Booher, Dianna. 2005. “Speak with Confidence”. Jakarta: Bhuana Ilmu Populer. Olii, Helena. 2004. “Publik Speaking”. Jakarta: Gramedia. King, Larry. 2007. “Seni Berbicara”. Jakarta: Gramedia. Hathaway, Patti. 2001. “Memberi dan Menerima Kritik”. USA: Crisp Publications. Pierce, Heather. 2005. “Persuasive Proposal and Presentations”. Jakarta: Bhuana Ilmu Populer. Denny, Richard. 2006. “Communicate to Win”. Jakarta: Gramedia.