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POLICIES FOR THE USE OF Generative AI IN COURSES

The assessment of this course looks at students' the originality, innovative ideas, critical thinking and analytical skills, language fluency and above all, the disciplined learning attitude and committed attendance throughout the semester. The use of generative AI writing tool (such as ChatGPT, GrammarlyGO, GPT-3, GPT-4, Elicit, BERT, or others) to support you in this course is disallowed as the course focuses on building up students' effective business negotiating strategies and open-ended negotiating language in English to ultimately conclude the deal with desirable and satisfactory results.  Innovation, creative ideas, originality and teamwork spirit are highly promoted in the class. Therefore, we expect that all work students submit for this course will be their own. In instances when collaborative work is assigned, we expect for the assignment to list all team members who participated. We specifically forbid the use of ChatGPT or any other generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools at all stages of the work process, including preliminary ones. Violations of this policy will be considered academic misconduct. We draw your attention to the fact that different classes at National Chengchi University could implement different AI policies, and it is the student’s responsibility to conform to expectations for each course. (resources : https://oue.fas.harvard.edu/ai-guidance )

Attendance, learning attitude, in-class participation and contribution. 20%

Class activities including pair/group work, discussion, role-play speaking tasks, class presentation: 20%

Midterm examination: 30%

Final test:  pair-up roleplay negotiation: 30%

Notice!!!

Piracy, the act of illegal copying the textbook, is considered an infringement of copyright law in Taiwan.  Students are urged to respect intellectual property rights and use only legally authorized textbook. Individuals use unauthorized digital e-book or any form of copying textbook is an act of infringement of intellectual property right and are liable to litigation and should take one's legal consequence. 

修課學生務必尊重智慧財產權，禁止使用違法複製的教課書，無論複製形式是紙本教材或是電子書，都是違反智慧財產權的行為。倘若使用非法授權的教課書，其行為可能會被追訴的法律侵權責任，由其個人承擔法律責任，敬請使用合法授權教課書。

Textbook:

International Negotiations by Mark Powell, Cambridge University Press.

ISBN 978-0-521-14992-1

Reference:

1.English for Negotiating by Charles Lafond, Sheila Vine, Birgit Welch, Oxford University Press.

2.English for Specific Purposes by Keith Harding, Oxford University Press.

3.Getting to say Yes: Negotiating Agreement without Giving In by Roger Fisher and William Ury, Penguin Group.

4.Getting More: How to Negotiate to Achieve your Goals in the Real World by Stuart Diamond, Crown Business

5.English for Business Studies: A Course for Business Studies and Economics Students, by Ian Mackenzie, Cambridge University Press

6 Business Vocabulary in Use by Bill Mascull, Cambridge University.

7. English for Business Communication, by Simon Sweeney, Cambridge University Press.

8. Riding the Waves of Culture: Understanding Cultural Diversity in Business. By Nicholas Brealey Publishing Ltd. 1997