The document outlines the syllabus and requirements for an advanced communication class. It includes topics that will be covered such as introduction and history of communications, the internet, public speaking, and exams. It also provides the grading breakdown, with the final exam counting for 40% and assignments making up the remaining 60%. The overall passing mark is 65%.

1. COMMUNICATION
ADVANCED LEVEL
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2. But this is not a class
on just public speaking.

4. Syllabus
June 30 Introduction + History of
communications
July 07 Internet
July 14 - no class -
July 21 Lesson public
speaking
July 28 Exam (morning)
Speech (afternoon)
Aug 04 - no class -

5. Syllabus
June 30 Introduction + History of
communications
July 07 Internet
July 14 - no class -
July 21 Lesson public
speaking
July 28 Exam (morning)
Speech (afternoon)
Aug 04 - no class -

6. Syllabus
June 30 Introduction + History of
communications
July 07 Internet
July 14 - no class -
July 21 Lesson public
speaking
July 28 Exam (morning)
Speech (afternoon)
Aug 04 - no class -

7. How you can pass this award
Final Exam 40%
Speech Assignment 25%
Internet Write-Up 25%
Attendance & Participation 10%
Passing mark: 65%

15. The Radio

16. The Radio
The transmission of electromagnetic waves.

17. Electric Signal
Input Electronic
Transducer
Signal Processors
Electric Signal Electromagnetic
Signal
Transducer Receiver Transmitter
Output
Signal

18. Electric Signal
Input Electronic
Transducer
Signal Processors
Electric Signal Electromagnetic
Signal
Transducer Receiver Transmitter
Output
Radio Frequency Wave =
Signal
3kHz to 300GHz

19. What Waves?
AM
Amplitude Modulation
FM
Frequency Modulation

22. FM
Frequency Modulation
• Immune to external
interference
• Greater dynamic range
• Can handle higher
frequency range, so music
with high frequencies
sounds better on FM