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COMM-ST 483
Research Seminar In Communication Studies
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This is the departmental capstone course and is required for majors in their last semester of their senior year. The course summarizes and extends student's theoretical and applied understanding of the role of communication competence in the work place and beyond. The course also focuses on refining student's research competencies and their appreciation of the cultural role of modern communication methods. Offered: Fall and Spring.
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Credits: 3 hours
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COMM-ST 484
Communication Studies Activities
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Internships opportunities for advanced students involved in community and campus activities. Student must receive approval of advising professor in semester prior to enrollment. No more than four hours with any one project. Fall, winter and summer.
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Credits: 1-4 hours
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COMM-ST 498
Special Problems In Communication Studies
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Research and/or projects for advanced upper class students. Student must receive approval of advising professor in semester prior to enrollment. No more than three hours with any one instructor. Offered every semester.
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Credits: 1-3 hours
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COMM-ST H308
Introduction To The Study Of Human Communication
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This course serves to introduce students to the basic theories, perspectives and methodologies used (historically and currently) in the study of speech, interpersonal and mass communication.
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Credits: hours
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COMM-ST H311
Radio & Television Performance
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A study of the specialized radio and television performing and operating situations and techniques simulated and evaluated in studio sessions. Lecture, discussion and performance. Prerequisite: None.
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Credits: hours
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COMM-ST H400
Special Studies In Communications Studies
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Credits: hours
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