Software Lab (DBMS SQL & PLSQL)-2620006 SOLUTION

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Data Structure(DS)-2620001

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Communication Skills (CS) 2610005

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Define the concept and meaning of communication.
Discuss the process of communication.

3.      Discuss the importance of effective communication.

4.      Describe the key components of communication.

5.      Discuss nonverbal communication.

6.      Describe the barriers to effective communication.

7.      Listening skills and its type.

8.      Traits of good listeners.

9.      Barriers to effective listening.

10.  Techniques to improve listening.

11.  Discuss effective presentation strategies.

12.  Discuss the concept of interview.

13.  What preparations are required for a good interview?

14.  To be the effective communicator, what steps do you follow? Elaborate.

15.  ‘Communication is everything.’ – Discuss.

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Q-1 Long essay type question. [1/2]                                   10  Marks

Q-2 Long essay type question. [1/2]                                  10  Marks

Q-3 Short Notes [2/4]                                                              10  Marks

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