Department of Communication and Jouralism

Department of Communication and Journalism

Courses

• •  COM 101 - Collegiate Communication
• •  COM 114 - Introduction to American Sign Language
• •  COM 115 - American Sign Language
• •  COM 150 - Introduction to Communication Studies
• •  COM 201 - Public Speaking
• •  COM 202 - Group Dynamics and Communication
• •  COM 207 - Meaning in Language
• •  COM 214 - American Sign Language III
• •  COM 215 - American Sign Language IV
• •  COM 220 - Public Speaking on Public Issues
• •  COM 280 - Broadcast Announcing
• •  COM 285 - Introduction to Broadcasting
• •  COM 287 - Media and Social Identity
• •  COM 301 - Persuasion
• •  COM 302 - Communication in Leadership
• •  COM 303 - Theories of Communication
• •  COM 304 - Communication in Organizations
• •  COM 305 - Interpersonal Communication
• •  COM 306 - Interpersonal Conflict
• •  COM 307 - Performance Communication
• •  COM 308 - Competitive Speaking
• •  COM 311 - Rhetoric And Public Address
• •  COM 314 - Discourse Analysis
• •  COM 318 - Argumentation and Debate
• •  COM 324 - Professional Communication
• •  COM 325 - Nonverbal Communication
• •  COM 327 - Gender Communication
• •  COM 330 - Digital Culture: Identity and Community
• •  COM 360 - Listening in Communication
• •  COM 366 - The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication
• •  COM 371 - Forms and Effects of Mass Communication
• •  COM 373 - Social Control of Mass Media
• •  COM 374 - Digital Video Editing
• •  COM 375 - Rise of Electronic Media
• •  COM 376 - Introduction to Television Production
• •  COM 377 - Live Video Production
• •  COM 378 - Television News Productions
• •  COM 379 - Video Post Production
• •  COM 380 - Special Topics in Communication
• •  COM 381 - Broadcast Operations
• •  COM 382 - Advanced Radio Production
• •  COM 383 - Television Sports Production
• •  COM 385 - Multicultural Communication
• •  COM 387 - Media, Gender and Sexuality
• •  COM 388 - Race and Communication
• •  COM 389 - Hip-Hop, Race and the City
• •  COM 399 - Community Field Experience
• •  COM 401 - Persuasion and Social Change
• •  COM 402 - Small Groups
• •  COM 405 - Advanced Interpersonal Communication
• •  COM 407 - Advanced Performance Communication
• •  COM 410 - Family Communication
• •  COM 411 - Rhetorical Criticism in Communication
• •  COM 412 - Media Criticism
• •  COM 476 - Advanced Video Production
• •  COM 480 - Special Topics Seminar
• •  COM 485 - Cultural Studies in Communication
• •  COM 490 - Independent Study
• •  COM 491 - Internship
• •  COM 495 - Topics in Communication Research
• •  COM 497 - Apprentice College Teaching
• •  JRN 200 - Newswriting
• •  JRN 280 - Broadcast Announcing
• •  JRN 285 - Introduction to Broadcasting
• •  JRN 300 - Media Editing
• •  JRN 311 - Public Affairs Reporting
• •  JRN 312 - Feature Writing
• •  JRN 313 - Magazine Writing and Freelancing
• •  JRN 314 - Sports Reporting
• •  JRN 320 - Editorial Writing
• •  JRN 331 - Digital Photojournalism
• •  JRN 332 - Radio-Television News
• •  JRN 338 - Television News
• •  JRN 340 - Introduction to Advertising
• •  JRN 341 - The Advertising Medium
• •  JRN 342 - Advertising Creative Strategy
• •  JRN 344 - Advertising Copywriting
• •  JRN 350 - Introduction to Public Relations
• •  JRN 351 - External Public Relations
• •  JRN 352 - Internal Public Relations
• •  JRN 353 - Public Relations and the News
• •  JRN 354 - Case Studies in Public Relations
• •  JRN 356 - Video For Public Relations
• •  JRN 381 - Broadcast Operations
• •  JRN 402 - Ethical Issues in the Media
• •  JRN 403 - Media Law
• •  JRN 404 - Journalism Internship
• •  JRN 405 - Supervising High School Publication
• •  JRN 410 - Computer Assisted Reporting
• •  JRN 411 - Convergence Journalism
• •  JRN 440 - Media Design
• •  JRN 441 - Advanced Media Design
• •  JRN 445 - Visual Journalism
• •  JRN 480 - Special Topics in Journalism
• •  JRN 490 - Independent Study