| COMM120/120L
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Introduction to Theatre:
Overview of theatre. Students will be exposed to theatre
history, playscripts, and the process of producing plays.
Co-requisite COMM120L required only for communication majors.
Requisites: co-requisite, COMM120L. |
COMM128
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Mass Media in a Free Society:
Survey course examing newspapers, magazines, and other areas
of print and mass communications. Basic principles of journalism
writing aare considered. |
INT140
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Introduction to Broadcasting:
The background of the radio and TV industry, the world systems
of broadcasting, and contemporary problems of the broadcasting
industry are studied. |
COMM318
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Introduction to Organizational Communication :
Analysis of the functions of communication in organizational
settings. Emphasis is placed on organizational structures
and their effect on the communication process. |
SLP600
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Normal and Pathological Communication:
Survey course designed to give theoretical background of
speech-language development emphasizing humankind's unique
communication systems and their susceptibility to failure. |
COMM129
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Elements of Photography:
Fundamentals of taking, developing, and printing photographs. |
COMM240
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News Reporting: Beginning
course in recognizing, gathering, and writing news. Outside
reporting required. Requisites: PR, COMM128. |
COMM621
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News Editing: Intensive
study and application of copy editing, headline writing,
page layout, and general editing principles. Requisites:
PR, COMM240. |
COMM626
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Communication Ethics and Law :
Intensive study of the legal and ethical issues facing today's
journalist. Topics of study include libel, invasion of privacy,
copyright, and obscenity. Requisites: PR, COMM240. |
COMM622
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Feature Writing: Study
in skills and practices in writing feature articles for
newspapers and manazines. Requisites: PERM. |
