Fall 2008 Skyline College Speech 100 Professor Fermin Irigoyen E-mail (irigoyen@smccd.net) Phone: 650.738.4276 http://www.smccd.net/accounts/irigoyen/index9.html Speech 100 AH/AX Public Speaking Fall 2008 CRN 89182/85004 Class meets Monday Wednesday Friday 9:10-10:00 am 3.0 Professor Fermin Irigoyen E-mail (irigoyen@smccd.net) Phone: 650.738.4276 Office hours: MWF 1:10 pm-2:00 pm and by arrangement 1-1133 http://www.smccd.net/accounts/irigoyen/index9.html Required Text: The Art of Public Speaking- Stephen Lucas Eighth Edition Scantrons: Two half-sheet green scantrons, Form No. 882-ES. Speech 100 AG Public Speaking Fall 2008 CRN 90452 Class meets Monday Wednesday Friday 10:10-11:00 am 3.0 Professor Fermin Irigoyen E-mail (irigoyen@smccd.net) Phone: 650.738.4276 Office hours: MWF 1:10 pm-2:00 pm and by arrangement 1-1133 http://www.smccd.net/accounts/irigoyen/index9.html Required Text: The Art of Public Speaking- Stephen Lucas Eighth Edition Scantrons: Two half-sheet green scantrons, Form No. 882-ES. Speech 100 AI Public Speaking Fall 2008 CRN 89181 Class meets Tuesday & Thursday 9:35-10:50 am 3.0 Professor Fermin Irigoyen E-mail (irigoyen@smccd.net) Phone: 650.738.4276 Office hours: T & TH 8:10 am-9:25 am and by arrangement 1-1133 http://www.smccd.net/accounts/irigoyen/index9.html Required Text: The Art of Public Speaking- Stephen Lucas Eighth Edition Scantrons: Two half-sheet green scantrons, Form No. 882-ES. Speech 100 AA Public Speaking Fall 2008 CRN 80773 Class meets Tuesday and Thursday 11:10-12:25 pm 3.0 Professor Fermin Irigoyen E-mail (irigoyen@smccd.net) Phone: 650.738.4276 Office hours: T & TH 8:10 am-9:25 pm and by arrangement 1-1133 http://www.smccd.net/accounts/irigoyen/index9.html Required Text: The Art of Public Speaking- Stephen Lucas Eighth Edition Scantrons: Two half-sheet green scantrons, Form No. 882-ES. Speech 100 BN Public Speaking Fall 2008 CRN 85335 Class meets Tuesday & Thursday 12:35-1:50 pm 3.0 Professor Fermin Irigoyen E-mail (irigoyen@smccd.net) Phone: 650.738.4276 Office hours: T & TH 8:10 am-9:25 am and by arrangement 1-1133 http://www.smccd.net/accounts/irigoyen/index9.html Required Text: The Art of Public Speaking- Stephen Lucas Eighth Edition Scantrons: Two half-sheet green scantrons, Form No. 882-ES.
Course Description Recommended: Eligibility for ENGL 836. Study and practice of basic principles of effective oral communication. Research, preparation, and extemporaneous delivery of various types of speeches. Analysis and evaluation of oral, public communication is also included, relevant social issues may be examined. Plus one hr/wk by arrangement. Transfer: UC; CSU (A1) CAN SPCH 4.
Student Learning Outcomes At the completion of this course, you will be able to do the following: ¨ Select a subject and develop a purpose for a speech ¨ Analyze an audience ¨ Research a topic ¨ Formulate a thesis and major propositions for a speech. ¨ Develop an outline to organize your presentation ¨ How to develop the appropriate wording for your presentation ¨ Construct a conclusion, introduction, and transitions for a speech. ¨ How to practice and rehearse your delivery for proper pronunciation.
Speech 100 Rubric Guidelines to Evaluate Oral Presentations
Speech Requirements Topics need to be approved by the instructor prior to delivering your presentation. Each speech will have a specified time requirement to be determined by the instructor. Each speech will require a complete sentence outline and will be turned in at the time you make your speech. If you do not have your outline ready, you will earn a zero for the assignment. Each speech will require a list of references, which will be attached to the end of your outline. All materials turned in must be typed or word-processed. Attendance will be taken the first 5 minutes of class, and is mandatory on speech days If you do not attend class during presentations, your presentation score will be lowered by 5% each day you miss.	Grading (Final Grading is on a straight scale and percentages are rounded down.) Attendance/Participation 10% Special Occasion Speech 15% Speech to Inform 20% Speech to Persuade 20% Mid-term Exam 15% Second Mid-term Exam 20% A (90-100%) B (80-89%) C (70-79%) D (60-69%) F (Below 59%) HELPFUL LINKS Guidelines for Public Speaking Transition Words Reagan - Skilled Communicator Citing Your Sources

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Week Date (Week Of)	Chapter & Topic
Week 1 August 18	Introductions/Course Overview
Week 2 August 25	CH 1 Intro to Public Speaking CH 2 Ethics in Public Speaking
Week 3 September 1	CH 4- Selecting a Topic and a Purpose
Week 4 September 8	CH 17- Speaking on Special Occasions
Week 5 September 15	CH 5- Analyzing the Audience
Week 6 September 22	SPECIAL OCCASION Speech
Week 7 September 29	CH 6- Gathering Materials
Week 8 October 6	CH 7- Supporting Your Ideas CH 8 Organizing CH 10 Outlining
Week 9 October 13	EXAM ONE (1,2,4,5,6,7,17)
Week 10 October 20	CH 14-Speaking to Inform
Week 11 October 27	CH 9-Beginning and Ending the Speech
Week 12 November 3	Speech to Inform
Week 13 November 10	CH 11 Using Language CH 12 Delivery
Week 14 November 17	Chapter 15 - Speaking to Persuade
Week 15 November 24 Week 16 December 1	Chapter 16 - Methods of Persuasion Second Mid-term (8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16)
Week 17 December 8	Speech to Persuade
Week 18 May 19	Finals Week Speech to Persuade
Week 19
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