Study Buddy
Just thought i’d put up some stuff that may or may not help IBCoM students with your studies. I make these notes because making notes is like DOUBLE remembering – reading AND writing! So, it’s only for myself. I just upload them because it just takes 1 minute and maybe some people might find it useful – you don’t need to say thanks! Also these probably shouldn’t be the only things that you study!
Will continually update as the course goes on over the next 3 years! ^_~
CM1010 – Cultural influences on communication:
Lecture Notes – Just my lecture notes.
CM1007 – Communication Technologies and their impacts
Lecture Notes – Just my lecture notes.
CM1008 – Media Systems:
Summary – summary of what was covered in the lecture (roughly 30 pages)
CM1009 – Communication as a Social Force:
Summary – summary of what was covered in the lecture (roughly 30 pages)
CM1013 – Key Concepts in the Social Sciences:
Summary – summary of what was covered in the lectures and chapters – main focus on lectures.
Glossary of terms – All the terms used in all the chapters covered.
CM1005 – Introduction to Statistical Analysis:
Guide to using SPSS – The tests of significance, when we use them and how to input (and interpret) the functions into SPSS.
The formula sheet!! 
CM1012 – Media Processes and Influences:
Chapter exercises – These are all the answers (except 1 that I couldn’t find) to the questions in the back of the course manual.
Lecture notes – Detailed notes from all the lectures EXCEPT lecture 5 (which I missed). If anyone has notes from this lecture please share!
CM1001 – Introduction to Human Communication:
Summary from 2nd year student – Please note, this is NOT my summary and only links to the blog of another student. But it’s an awesome summary, covers most of what will be tested.
Supplementary summary – This contains the stuff that’s left out (that was mentioned in the “key terms” sheet) from the one from Yan1ck’s blog.
CM1002 – Introduction to Social Science Research:
Chapter and lecture summary – This is what was covered in the lectures, elaborated with information from the chapters. 25 pages. Also some exam tips at the end.
45 “Test Questions” – I think if you can do these, you are READY! They are based on what has been mentioned in the classes and lectures which is what I believe we will be examined on.
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