Assignment: WAssignment: Write a proposal offering a solution to the problem below. Be as creative as you want, but remember that your proposal should offer a rationale for your solution. Follow the style and format of technical proposals that we have reviewed thus far. I don't expect these proposals to be as thorough or researched as the ones you'll turn in for your major assignment; however, I do expect you to make a legitimate effort to practice writing a quality proposal. Do not submit only a cover letter to the proposal. Follow the organizational steps for proposal writing as outlined in the Introduction section of the module. Use a visual in this assignment if your proposal would be strengthened by the use of a visual. A list of places to help you find visuals is available on the Additional Resources link on the main navigation bar.

Too many students are not required to take a communications course, even though they may need the course. The result is that students are graduating without the required skills needed to successfully navigate interviews or understand group behavior concepts, understand conflict resolution methods or even have a grasp on language communication skills. How can we improve this situation?rite a proposal offering a solution to the problem below. Be as creative as you want, but remember that your proposal should offer a rationale for your solution. Follow the style and format of technical proposals that we have reviewed thus far. I don't expect these proposals to be as thorough or researched as the ones you'll turn in for your major assignment; however, I do expect you to make a legitimate effort to practice writing a quality proposal. Do not submit only a cover letter to the proposal. Follow the organizational steps for proposal writing as outlined in the Introduction section of the module. Use a visual in this assignment if your proposal would be strengthened by the use of a visual. A list of places to help you find visuals is available on the Additional Resources link on the main navigation bar.

Too many students are not required to take a communications course, even though they may need the course. The result is that students are graduating without the required skills needed to successfully navigate interviews or understand group behavior concepts, understand conflict resolution methods or even have a grasp on language communication skills. How can we improve this situation?