Joint
IEEE/ASQ
Industry Led Peer Support
Discussion Group
For
Software Quality

Wednesday, January 11th, 2006, 6:30 p.m.
Room 103, Devry Institute


Getting to the Point
Communication in the World of Software Quality



 

Communication - it's something we all do every day, so why is it so difficult? The goal of this talk is to first raise awareness of both our own and others' communication styles, and then apply that knowledge to improve our ability to effectively "hear and be heard". The first part of this talk will explore the basic principles of good communication, including:

  • Communication Model
  • How meaning is derived
  • Promoting effective communication
  • Communication barriers
  • Communication Styles

The second portion will take workshop approach to applying this knowledge to the world of software quality. Exercises may include work on such problematic areas as

  • Gathering requirements
  • Saying precisely what you mean
  • Ensuring you have heard the message
  • Communicating so others can "hear" you
 

Margo Elliot , Momentum Performance Solutions


The Discussion Group for Software Quality meets every two weeks.
All sessions are free and advance registration is not required


For more information contact Kim Kelln at 830.5983 or e-mail info@software-quality.ab.ca