22 courses with the subject COMM, 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.
(O) The theory and practice of public speaking in a variety of professional and social contexts, focusing on how presentations can transform speakers and audiences by creating an environment for the civil exchange of ideas, experiences, and opinions. COMM 100L: LAB FOR COMM 100 LAB FOR COMM 100 Credits: 0
100 LAB FOR COMM 100 Credits: 0
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BUAD 202 Focuses on critical aspects of organizational behavior and interpersonal communication. Covers topics such as systems theory; organizational culture and learning; and individual, team, and group dynamics, as well as other vital areas such as conflict resolution and negotiation. Understanding of the centrality of communication in person-to-person relationships, and recognition and acceptance of diversity are critical elements on a micro and macro level. Organizational leadership and change management are explored as elements of healthy and sustainable organizational cultures. Cross listed as COMM 202.
222 CORE REQUIREMENT MET: y COMPUTER COMPETENCY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Students taking this course will gain experience in analyzing social science and business data. They will learn how to correctly interpret data tables, download data from databases on the Internet and CD ROMs, manipulate the data in a spreadsheet, and analyze the data with statistical and graphing software. They will use computed probabilities to infer the reliability of their estimates and the strength of relationships between their variables. Students will acquire the means to understand and evaluate quantitative reasoning in news, company, government, and institutional reports. In the course of their work, students will use a variety of software packages, including Excel, SPSS, and Systat, and they will do independent research on a major institutional survey. This course is required for the major in
Plus, one of the following: Item # Title Credits
146 Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Business — Emphasis in Accounting Undergraduate residential programs and MBU Online Item # Title Credits Business Core Requirements 36
The development and role of public relations and its centrality in democratic societies. Students learn practices of the profession, strategies and tactics, and how to implement a campaign. Includes the important role of research in public relations and related theory. Study of business and media writing and a community service-learning project on behalf of a nonprofit organization. Cross listed as MKTC 260. Recommended background: COMM 100. Recommended: COMM 100.
An introduction to the history & analysis of the representations of women in American film from a contemporary feminist theory and cultural studies approach. Students will learn to actively engage in film criticism from this informed perspective. The focus will be on mainstream Hollywood but may also include made-for- television, independent, documentary, and foreign film.
2021-22 Catalog
e COMMUNICATION (I)
Credits: 3
FILM 119 or COMM 119 3 BUAD 202 or COMM 202 3 Total credits: 18
Source: Mary Baldwin University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
