2010-2011 University Catalog

Courses

Each course indicates the number of credits earned; the hours of lecture or seminar per week; and the hours of laboratory or studio per week (if applicable). For independent study, readings, topics, or similar courses, individual instructors set hours. If a course is listed as having an equivalent course, students may not receive credit for both courses.

For a glossary of the courses, please go to Course Directory .

For the information regarding undergraduate and graduate course numbering, please go to Course Numbering .


College Teaching
	• CTCH 821 - History of Higher Education in the United States
	• CTCH 826 - Advanced Institutional and Program Assessment in Higher Education
	• CTCH 830 - Ethics in Higher Education: Personal, Organizational, and Institutional Realities
	• CTCH 885 - Doctoral Internship in College Teaching and Administration
	• CTCH 897 - Directed Reading in Higher Education
	• CTCH 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
	• CTCH 999 - Doctoral Dissertation
Communication
	• COMM 100 - Public Speaking
	• COMM 101 - Interpersonal and Group Interaction
	• COMM 140 - Forensics Seminar in Creative Arts
	• COMM 141 - Forensics Seminar in Recreative Arts
	• COMM 142 - Forensics Seminar in Debate: Affirmative Strategies
	• COMM 143 - Forensics Seminar in Debate: Negative Strategies
	• COMM 145 - Newspaper Workshop I
	• COMM 148 - Radio Workshop I
	• COMM 150 - Communication Skills for International Students
	• COMM 157 - Video Workshop
	• COMM 200 - Introduction to Communication
	• COMM 201 - Small Group Communication
	• COMM 202 - Mass Media and Communication Systems
	• COMM 203 - Introduction to Journalism
	• COMM 210 - Voice and Articulation
	• COMM 230 - Case Studies in Persuasion
	• COMM 255 - Introduction to Media Literacy
	• COMM 260 - Basic Debate Theory and Practice
	• COMM 261 - Theories of Argumentation
	• COMM 300 - Foundations of Public Communication
	• COMM 301 - Foundations of Interpersonal Communication
	• COMM 302 - Foundations of Mass Communication
	• COMM 303 - Writing across the Media
	• COMM 305 - Foundations of Intercultural Communication
	• COMM 306 - Issues in Intercultural Communication
	• COMM 307 - Field Study in Communication
	• COMM 310 - Oral Interpretation
	• COMM 320 - Business and Professional Communication
	• COMM 326 - Rhetoric of Social Movements and Political Controversy
	• COMM 330 - Principles of Public Relations
	• COMM 332 - Nonverbal Communication
	• COMM 335 - Organizational Communication
	• COMM 340 - Forensics Seminar in Creative Arts
	• COMM 341 - Forensics Seminar in Recreative Arts
	• COMM 342 - Forensics Seminar in Debate: Affirmative Strategies
	• COMM 343 - Forensics Seminar in Debate: Negative Strategies
	• COMM 344 - Parliamentary Procedure
	• COMM 345 - Newspaper Workshop II
	• COMM 346 - Yearbook Workshop
	• COMM 347 - Cable TV Programming and Marketing
	• COMM 348 - Radio Workshop II
	• COMM 350 - Mass Communication and Public Policy
	• COMM 351 - News Writing and Reporting
	• COMM 352 - News Editing: Print and Beyond
	• COMM 353 - Broadcast Journalism
	• COMM 354 - Radio Production
	• COMM 355 - Video Principles and Practices
	• COMM 356 - Video: Performance and Writing
	• COMM 358 - Video Producing and Directing
	• COMM 359 - Media Management
	• COMM 360 - Video Editing
	• COMM 361 - Online Journalism
	• COMM 362 - Argument and Public Policy
	• COMM 363 - Media Career Seminar
	• COMM 364 - Videography
	• COMM 365 - Gender, Race, and Class in the Media
	• COMM 366 - Visual Communication
	• COMM 370 - Feature Writing
	• COMM 371 - Sports Writing and Reporting
	• COMM 372 - Sports and the Media
	• COMM 373 - Business and Economic Journalism
	• COMM 374 - Political Journalism
	• COMM 375 - Mass Communication Advertising and Promotions
	• COMM 380 - Media Criticism
	• COMM 389 - Public Relations for Associations and Nonprofits
	• COMM 390 - Issues in Public Relations
	• COMM 391 - Writing for Public Relations
	• COMM 392 - Public Relations Study Abroad
	• COMM 399 - Special Topics in Communication
	• COMM 400 - Research Methods in Communication
	• COMM 401 - Interpersonal Communication in the Workplace
	• COMM 404 - Health Communication
	• COMM 412 - Politics and the Mass Media
	• COMM 420 - Senior Seminar in Theories of Communicative Interaction
	• COMM 425 - Honors Seminar in Communication
	• COMM 430 - Persuasion
	• COMM 431 - Information Technology and the Political Process
	• COMM 432 - Political Communication
	• COMM 434 - Interviewing
	• COMM 435 - Computers and Communication
	• COMM 450 - Internship in Communication
	• COMM 451 - Facilitating Communication Education
	• COMM 452 - Media Production Practicum
	• COMM 454 - Free Speech and Ethics
	• COMM 455 - History of Print Journalism
	• COMM 456 - Comparative Mass Media
	• COMM 465 - Topics in Communication and Gender
	• COMM 469 - Structure of the Telecommunications Industry
	• COMM 475 - Journalism Law
	• COMM 490 - Honors Research Methods in Communication
	• COMM 491 - Honors Research Project in Communication
	• COMM 499 - Independent Study in Communication
	• COMM 504 - Communication and Interpersonal Conflict

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