Book IconThe Writing of Business

Overview of Semester-Long Business Writing Course: Plan A


WeekReading Assignment Topics or Focuses Writing Assignments
1 Chapters 1 and 2 introduction to business writing informal self-assessment of writing
2 Chapter 3 memos and e-mail issue memo; e-mail
3 Chapter 4 mission and vision statements mission and vision statements; e-mail
4 Chapters 4 and 10 policies and procedures policy and procedure documents; e-mail
5 Chapter 4 job descriptions and performance evaluation job descriptions and performance evaluation; e-mail
6 Chapter 5 routine letters request for information about a job and request for reference; e-mail
7 Chapter 6 bad news bad news letter; e-mail
8 Chapter 6 complaints and negotiations complaint or negotiation letter; e-mail
9 Chapters 7 and 8 career search and resumes resume; e-mail
10 Chapter 8 online resumes online resume; e-mail
11 Chapter 9 application letters application letter; e-mail
12 Chapter 9 other letters of employment letter concerning employment; e-mail
13 Chapter 11 research memo introducing focus and primary features of new company; e-mail
14 Chapter 12 proposals and business plans collaborative business plan; e-mail
15 Chapter 14 oral presentations collaborative business plan; e-mail
16 Chapter 15 oral presentations group presentations of collaborative business plan; e-mail


For questions and suggestions, please e-mail us at kilbornj@stcloudstate.edu or rinkster@stcloudstate.edu.


The print version of the Instructor's Manual for The Writing of Business
was written by Robert P. Inkster and Judith M. Kilborn for Allyn and Bacon.
This web version of the manual was coded by Judith M. Kilborn.

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