7 courses with the subject COM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
COM 100Foundations of Communication3
This course introduces students to communication research and theory, emphasizing the digital and human side of communication. This course consists of both theoretical and practical assignments, individual and group exercises, readings, guest lectures, in-class and online discussions that cover a broad spectrum of applications that organizations use to communicate with their internal as well as external stakeholders. Contemporary professionals must be skilled in a broad range of communication mediums to be successful individually and as a team member in the workplace; therefore, this course will focus on 239
This course will be a survey and a study of the importance of communication theory as it relates to communication research and practice. The historical development of communication in various fields as well as an assessment of the impact of technology on mass communication patterns will also be at the center of this course. In addition to exposure to a variety of communication theories and analysis of communication phenomenon, domains and contexts from different perspectives, students will be asked to apply theoretical knowledge of communication to issues present in business and professional settings.
This course will examine the relationship between society and the evolving computer- mediated technologies known as “social media” including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and others. This course will involve breaking down cultural mythologies surrounding social media to develop methods of analysis and critical understanding. Drawing from social theory, including science and technology studies, communication theory, linguistics, cultural studies and media, this course will evaluate the impact of social media on branding, news media, politics, media and issues of identity. Both social and technological relationships of websites will be studied to provide an understanding of basic practical social and professional skills. Additionally the course will look at subjects such as media ethics and media justice as immediate and pressing issues.
COM 350Capstone 1: Professional Competencies for the3
21st Century* Free elective, 300/400 level 3 Term credit total: 12/15 * Students substituting COM 450 and 3 credits of INT 403 Internship should take COM 450 during senior year, Fall semester.
This course offers an opportunity for students at an advanced level of study in a bachelor degree program and in good academic standing to undertake an independent project under the supervision of a faculty member. A maximum of 6 credits of independent study at the 220 and/or 420 level can be earned for a bachelor degree. A detailed proposal and advisor approval are required prior to registration for an independent study. This course is restricted to bachelor’s degree students.
COM 450Capstone I: Professional Competencies for the — Fall3
21st Century Students in Capstone I will review, develop and practice professional skills needed for both internship experiences and employment. Topics will include Office 2016, including the ability to understand and use data, research skills, critical thinking and formal reflective criticism, professional meeting and presentation skills (in person and online), key topics from the 240
*6 credits of INT 406 OR 3 credits of INT 403 combined with COM450 Capstone I Professional Competencies for the 21st Century. Liberal Arts and Sciences Courses (60 credits) 172
