The Courses
(All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.) 101 Communication-First Year Introduction (both sem) 1 cr. 118 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication and Culture 121 Introduction to Media and Culture (both sem) 122 Introduction to Media Programming and Institutions (both sem) 125 Introduction to Rhetoric & Performance (both sem) 140 Introduction to Film Studies (both sem) 212 Cultural Codes in Communication (SBG) 4 cr. 226 Social Impact of Mass Media 228 Visual Communication 231 Film and Television Production Concepts 250 Interpersonal Communication (SB) (both sem) 260 Public Speaking (both sem) 265 Democracy and Discourse 287 Advertising as Social Communication 4 cr 288 Gender, Sex and Representation 4 cr 297A Introduction to Global Communication 297G Media, Governance and Power 297P Career Workshop (both sem) 1 cr 310 Social Influence and Persuasion 315 Critical Folklore Studies 318 Comparative Communication Theory (2nd sem) 319 Health Communication (1st sem) 320 Culture, Communication and Social Identities 331 Program Process in Television (both sem) 332 Convergent Media and Activism 334 Media History and Communication Policy 336 Consumer Culture 337 Media Audiences 338 Children, Teens, and Media 339 Media and Public Policy 340 History of Film I (1st sem) 342 History of Film II 343 Women, Cinema of African Diaspora 345 Contemporary World Cinema 355 Behavioral Research in Communication 375 Writing as Communication (both sem) 387 Media, Public Relations and Propaganda 4 cr 391B Communication and International Development 394AI Applied Communication: Professional Experience 394CI Communication Inquiry 394PI Peer Advising & Leadership Seminar I 394RI Race, Gender and the Sitcom 397A Media, Culture and Global Citizenship 397AE Media and the Global City 397AG Critical Folklore Studies 397AI International Film Stardom 397B Introduction to Studio Production 397F Media Effects 397FF Myth, Ritual and Performance 397LL Health Communication 397M New Media Technology and Social Change 397N Interracial Communication 414 Studying Everyday Talk 415 Humor and Public Culture 426 Media Violence 428 Freedom of Expression 433 Advanced Television Production and Direction (2nd sem) 435 Latina/o Media and Cultural Production (4 credits) 437 Global Communication Theories & Issues 441 Principles and Techniques of Film-style Production (both sem) 444 Film Styles and Genres 491B Digital Media and the Built Environment 491C Media and Children’s Culture 491G Feminist Media Justice (4 credits 491GS Media and Politics in the Global South 491S Introduction to Semiotics 491X Social Media and Political Communication 493E Screenwriting (both sem) 493F Film Documentary 494AB Hollywood Film, Diversity and Adaptation 494EI Rhetoric, Ethics and the Good Life 494FI Food as Communication 494GI Media & Construction of Gender 494P Advanced Popular Culture 494MI Music, Culture and Communication 494PI Horror and Public Culture 494RI Rhetoric, Science and Public Culture 494S Conflict/Mediation 494TI Talk in the Media 494W Dialogue, Discourse, Identity and Community 495A Performance Ethnography 495K Rhetorical Criticism 497A Native American Culture and Communication 497B Video Art Production 497E Advanced Interpersonal Communication 497K Communication and Nature 497N Asian Pop Culture 497NN Telecommunication Law 497OO Arab Cinema 497AP Media and Prejudice 497T Advanced Issues in Information Technologies and Society 497Z American Cinema in the 1970s 497ZZ Media Literacy 514 Social Uses of Language 546 Film Theory and Criticism 593D Advanced Screenwriting |
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