3 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 80312: Hermeneutics and Communication2
Hermeneutics is the science and methodology of interpretation. This foundational course orients students to the history, major issues, and methodologies of hermeneutics as defined as the science and methodology of interpretation. The scope of the course distinguishes the various uses of hermeneutics as applied to interpreted sacred texts (biblical writings), general hermeneutics (any literary discourse), and cultural hermeneutics (any fabricated production designed with practical or aesthetic purposes which includes the arts). General hermeneutics equips students to understand and interpret texts and written discourse through
The essential research and writing skills developed during classroom sessions, online discussion boards, peer and faculty interactions, and assignments provide the foundation for all future writing assignments required for the DPhil/PhD and DSL program courses of study.
COM 94464: The Influence of Art on Culture and Society4
Students will explore the impact and influence of the Arts on the values, thinking, behavior, and practices of culture and society. Emphasis will be on how the Bible influenced society through the fine arts, specifically painting, sculpture, ceramics, music, architecture, and photography.
