Courses
The Department of Communication offers a variety of courses leading to a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science in Communication. We also provide courses that fulfill the oral communication requirement component of the University Studies Program. For details, see the COM listings in the University Bulletin.
Looking for graduate courses? See the Graduate Program in Communication.
Courses Offered:COM 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION COM 181 BASIC PUBLIC SPEAKING COM 184 INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATING COM 199 PRESENTATIONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS COM 249 MASS MEDIA AND MASS CULTURE COM 252 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION COM 281 COMMUNICATION IN SMALL GROUPS COM 284 INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATING COM 285 APPLIED PHONETICS COM 287 PERSUASIVE SPEAKING COM 325 INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION COM 350 LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION COM 351 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION THEORY COM 365 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION RESEARCH METHODS COM 395 INDEPENDENT WORK COM 399 INTERNSHIP IN COMMUNICATION COM 449 SOCIAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION COM 452 STUDIES IN INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION COM 453 MASS COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL ISSUES COM 454 HONORS SEMINAR IN COMMUNICATION COM 462 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION COM 482 STUDIES IN PERSUASION COM 525 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION COM 571 HEALTH COMMUNICATION COM 581 STUDIES IN SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION COM 584 TEACHING OF COMMUNICATION COM 591 SPECIAL TOPICS IN COMMUNICATION (Subtitle required) |