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COMMUNICATION (CA) |
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| CA 100 |
Introduction
to Communication |
3 cr |
|
| Course
examines various approaches people take to communicating.
Focuses on developing an awareness of how and
why we communicate and why we do not always communicate
effectively. Includes consideration of variables
related to interpersonal, group, public, and mass-communication
contexts. Fee. |
| |
| CA 101
|
Introduction
to Communication Media |
3 cr |
|
| Course
examines the functioning of communication media
in contemporary society, including the political,
economic, and social environment. The structure
and functions of newspaper, magazine, film, radio,
television and public relations industries are
examined. The impact of the media on individuals
and institutions is explored. Fee. |
| |
| CA 102 |
Diction:
An Introduction to Phonetics |
3 cr |
|
| A
phonetic approach to speech communication concerned
with the standards and practices of pronunciation
and word selection. The International Phonetic
Alphabet is the vehicle used to develop an awareness
of speech encoding. Regional dialects are compared.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 110
|
Public
Speaking |
3 cr |
|
| A
beginning study of the principles of speech communication
as they relate to speaker- audience communication.
An opportunity is provided the student in developing
the arts of audience and subject analysis, research,
critical thinking, organization, language, and
delivery of speeches. This course includes a video-component.
Fee. Core Course. |
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| CA 200
|
Survey
of Communication Theory |
3 cr |
|
| Introductory
survey of theoretical orientations in the field
of human communication. Focuses on alternative
explanations regarding elements of the communication
process, models of communication, the communication
act, and the communication relationship. Prerequisites:
EH 101, EH 102. Fee. |
| |
| CA 202
|
Vocal
Effectiveness |
3 cr |
|
| A
principles-and-practice approach for individuals
interested in achieving a high level of vocal
control for personal or professional application.
Attention to individual interest of students enrolled.
Fee. |
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| CA 205
|
Nonverbal
Message Exchange |
3 cr |
|
| Course
examines how nonverbal messages act to create
impressions and to regulate verbal communication.
Emphasis on the major message codes through which
individuals send messages to each other without
words - e.g., how we send space - and how those
codes can be used for more effective sending and
receiving messages. Fee. |
| |
| CA 207 |
The Verbal
Message System |
3 cr |
|
| Examination
of the verbal dimension of human communication,
including focus on message construction, message
elements, and message impact. The course deals
with the verbal message system in interpersonal
and mass mediated contexts. Fee. |
| |
| CA 210 |
Argumentation |
3 cr |
|
| Examines
the role of argumentation in a democratic society
and aims to develop critical thinking and reasoned
advocacy. Course makes functional a knowledge
of tests of evidence and the modes of logical
reasoning. Students participate in various forms
of argumentation and debating. Fee. |
| |
| CA 211 |
Interpersonal
Communication |
3 cr |
|
| A
study of communication behavior in the interpersonal
setting. Focuses on development of knowledge,
trust, understanding, supportiveness, etc., in
a relationship, and their collective impact on
the communication exchange. Fee. |
| |
| CA 220 |
Introduction to Writing and Reporting for the |
3 cr |
| |
Media (W) |
|
|
| Intensive
study of writing for various media and audiences.
Specific attention is given to improvement of
writing skills, including grammar, punctuation,
spelling, word use, sentence composition, Associated
Press style, and organization of material, as
well as the different formats for the different
media. Media styles studied include print, broadcast,
and online journalism and public relations, which
also includes study of evaluating, documenting,
and prioritizing facts in the writing of news
stories and media releases for public relations.
Attention to advertising copy writing and other
styles also is included. Prerequisites: EH 101,
EH 102; 30 wpm typing ability. Fee. |
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| CA 221
|
Principles
of Advertising |
3 cr |
|
| Introductory
survey of the principles of modern advertising.
Prerequisites: EH 101, EH 102, CA 101. Fee. |
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| CA 230 |
Communication
in Organizations |
3 cr |
|
| Application
of communication principles and techniques to
those aspects of one’s life in an organization
that have been shown to be the most difficult
and troublesome parts of the communication milieu
in the world of work. Includes interviewing, conference
participation, leadership decisions, conflict
management, and organizational change as communication
phenomena. Fee. |
| |
| CA 241
|
Introduction
to Television Studio Production |
3 cr |
|
| Theory
and practice of television production. Concentrates
on exploring the uses of television in varied
contexts, including corporate, community, and
broadcasting applications. Fee. |
| |
| CA 244
|
Introduction
to Radio Production |
3 cr |
|
| Introduction
to the theory and techniques of radio production.
Emphasis on the effective use of words, music,
and sound. Students create and critique radio
dramas, public affairs and documentary programming,
commercials, promotional and public service announcements,
and music programs. Fee. |
| |
| CA 250
|
Radio
& Television Performance |
3 cr |
|
| Course
focuses on the unique aspects of radio and television
as communicating media. Different styles of delivery
for various media projects will be studied-broadcast
news, advertising, and entertainment. Course also
focuses on restraints and requirements of the
individual medium on the practice of broadcast
delivery. Prerequisite: CA 110. Fee. |
| |
| CA 260 |
New Communication
Technologies |
3 cr |
|
| Survey
of new electronic media and telecommunication
technologies (such as satellite-to-home broadcasting,
low power TV, high-definition video, electronic
mail, video-text, etc.), that are changing the
traditional forms, roles, and economics of corporate,
organizational, and mass communication. Historical
background and basic technical aspects of each
system are introduced; regulatory and economic
issues are examined. The future of electronic
communication in all its forms will be considered
in the context of a communication environment
characterized by unprecedented and rapid change.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 275
|
Small
Group Discussion |
3 cr |
|
| Theory
and practice in leading and participating in group
discussions. Special focus on group problem solving
and the management of conflict in group meetings.
This course includes a video-component. Fee. |
| |
| CA 281
|
Editing
and Layout |
3 cr |
|
| Principles
and practices of selection and preparation of
written and pictorial materials for newspapers,
magazines, and related media. Layout and design,
production planning, and related topics. Prerequisite:
CA 220. Fee. |
| |
| CA 286
|
Principles
of Public Relations |
3 cr |
|
| An
overview of the principles and techniques of public
relations. Concentrates on the role of public
relations in our society, the audience for public
relations, and the mass media as public-relations
vehicles. Prerequisites: CA 101 or permission of instructor; EH 101, EH 102. Fee. |
| |
| CA 290 |
Special
Topics |
3 cr |
|
| A
variable-topics course treating communication
concepts and topics relevant to the disciplines.
May be repeated once when course content changes.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 300
|
Foundations
of Communication Research (C) |
3 cr |
|
| Introduction
to research foundations in the field of communication.
Includes historical, critical, descriptive, and
experimental methods. Prerequisite: CA 200. Fee. |
| |
|
|
| Basic
theories and techniques of persuasion and their
application to typical communication situations
and problems in today’s society. Fee. |
| |
| CA 315
|
Gender
and Communication |
3 cr |
|
| Survey
of research and theory concerning the differences
in communication between men and women and the
effects and functions of communication between
men and women. Fee. |
| |
| CA 320 |
Broadcast
Scriptwriting |
3 cr |
|
| Study
and practice in the techniques of writing scripts
for radio and television. Special scripting projects.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 321 |
Advertising
Media Planning |
3 cr |
|
| Selecting
and using media to fulfill marketing objectives
and strategies. Prerequisites: CA 221, CA 300.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 322
|
Advertising
Copy Writing (W) |
3 cr |
|
| Preparation
of advertising materials for print and non-print
media; application of basic advertising research
and media planning strategies to message development.
Prerequisites: CA 220 and CA 221. Fee. |
| |
| CA 325
|
Applied
Communication Workshop |
3 cr |
|
| A
workshop stressing practical applications of the
principles and theories of communication disciplines
to those settings and problems in the world of
work that are of special interest to the students
enrolled. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Fee. |
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| CA 340
|
Video Field Production |
3 cr |
|
| The
focus of this course is on production techniques,
processes, and skills. Analysis of television
production as a communication process, program
formats, advanced production equipment and facilities,
production unit management, and the role of the
director. Prerequisite: CA 101. Fee. |
| |
|
|
| An
examination of the development of motion pictures
from 1893 to the present. Films representing major
periods, movements, and styles will be examined.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 344
|
Film &
Television Genres |
3 cr |
|
| A
study of the formation and evolution of film and
television genres including comedy, science fiction,
western, epic, and others. Selected genres will
be studied in terms of their structure and cultural
history. Fee. |
| |
| CA 350
|
Broadcast
News |
3 cr |
|
| Course
includes both writing for the broadcast media
and exploring broadcast news operations. Assignments
include writing broadcast news stories and evaluating
broadcast news operations. Lectures cover the
characteristics of broadcast news, news styles,
news policy, and ethics and responsibility in
broadcast news. Prerequisites: CA 101, CA 220, and CA 340. Fee. |
| |
| CA 351
|
Social
Effects of Mass Communication |
3 cr |
|
| Examination
of the interaction between mass communication
and American society. Current research literature
in the field will be analyzed and methods of improving
the system will be discussed. Prerequisites: CA
101 and CA 200 or permission of instructor. Fee. |
| |
| CA 352 |
Media
Literacy in the Information Age |
3 cr |
|
| Study
of how to be a good consumer of mass media messages.
Topics include how media messages are affected
by media production techniques, media technology,
professional values, and the media’s political-economic
structure. Prerequisite: CA 101. Fee. |
| |
| CA 356
|
Broadcast/Cable
Management |
3 cr |
|
| An
examination of management and programming strategies
in broadcast and cable television. Fee. |
| |
| CA 360
|
Communication
and the Internet (C) |
3 cr |
|
| Intensive
study and application of rhetorical and communication
theories to understanding problems that arise
as the Internet and the World Wide Web begin to
render fixed-media-based communication obsolete.
Implications for advertising, journalism, organizational
record keeping and management, interpersonal communication,
training, entertainment, etc. Computer Fee. |
| |
| CA 366
|
Visual
Information for Electronic |
3 cr |
| |
Communications Media |
|
|
| Rhetorical
issues in the design of Internet and World Wide
Web materials. Focus on how motion, color, and
other visual elements compete for audience attention;
how rhetorical theory, learning theory, and communication
theory inform the myriad decisions involved in
visual presentation. This course will address
these rhetorical issues from the creator’s
and user’s viewpoint. Computer Fee. |
| |
| CA 370
|
Intermediate
Reporting and Writing (W) |
3 cr |
|
| Study
of intermediate skills needed for reporting, evaluating,
and writing news stories, with particular attention
given to the reporting of public affairs issues.
Prerequisite: CA 220. Fee. |
| |
| CA 381 |
Issues in Publication Design |
3 cr |
|
| Study of layout, editing and design for newspapers, magazines, brochures, pamphlets, and other print media outlets. Recommended: CA 281. Fee. |
| |
| CA 382 |
Photojournalism
|
3 cr |
|
| The
study of basic photography and the principles
of still photography journalism, with particular
emphasis on camera use, photo processing, visual
aesthetics, and journalistic story-telling. Fee. |
| |
| CA 386 |
Public
Relations Communication Methods (W) |
3 cr |
|
| Study
of audio, visual, and written tools and techniques
with emphasis on public relations writing and
editing. Prerequisites: CA 220 and CA 286. Fee. |
| |
| CA 387
|
Advanced
News and Feature Writing |
3 cr |
|
| A
writing and reporting course focusing on advanced
skills, including alternative structures for news
stories. Emphasis is given to newspaper and magazine
feature writing. Prerequisite: CA 220. Fee. |
| |
| CA 388 |
History
of Mass Media |
3 cr |
|
| The
role of journalism in American society from the
Revolution to the present. This course is also
listed as HY 388. Fee. |
| |
| CA 390
|
Special
Topics |
1-3 cr |
|
| An
advanced variable-topic course treating communication
concepts and topics relevant to the discipline.
May be repeated twice for up to six hours’
credit. Fee. |
| |
| CA 394
|
Directed
Study in Communication |
1-3 cr |
|
| Directed
individual study of literature in an area of need
and interest of the student. May be repeated for
a maximum of six hours’ credit. Prerequisites:
Approval of the instructor. Open to students with
sixteen hours in the field. Fee. |
| |
| CA 400
|
Contemporary
Theories of Human |
3 cr |
| |
Communications |
|
|
| An
advanced investigation of communication theory
in context. Fee. |
| |
| CA 410
|
Persuasion
in Context |
3 cr |
|
| An
advanced examination of and application of persuasive
techniques in communication situations and contexts
(e.g., field, laboratory, interpersonal, small
group, nonverbal, mass communication). Prerequisite: CA 210. Computer
Fee. |
| |
| CA 411
|
Interpersonal
Conflict Management |
3 cr |
|
| Examines
the literature surrounding various interpersonal
conflict problems (such as betrayal of a social
contract) from a variety of theoretical perspectives.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 422
|
Rhetorical
Theory |
3 cr |
|
| A
broad survey of Western Rhetorical tradition designed
to give students a working knowledge of rhetoric
and its historical and contemporary influence
on communicative events and perspectives. Fee. |
| |
| CA 424
|
Rhetorical
Criticism (W) |
3 cr |
|
| This
course is designed to introduce students to the
process of rhetorical analysis. Through criticism
of communication artifacts, students learn to
identify key elements of the rhetorical process
and to develop critical thinking, writing, and
viewing skills. The course prepares students to
interpret, understand, analyze, and critique communication
in diverse contexts including speeches, advertisements,
interpersonal conversations, films, and works
of art to name a few. Prerequisites: EH 101 and
EH 102. Fee. |
| |
| CA 430 |
Advanced
Organizational Communication |
3 cr |
|
| Study
and application of organizational and communication
theory of assessment of organizational and community
needs. Critical analysis of intervention programs
and strategies. Prerequisite: Junior or senior
standing. Fee. |
| |
| CA 435 |
Communication
Training and Development |
3 cr |
| |
Programs |
|
|
| Review
and analysis of communication training and development
programs designed to solve communication problems
in groups and organizations. Students will develop
and present a training or development program.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 440 |
Advanced
Video Field Production |
3 cr |
|
| Theory
and practice of television post-production. Concentrates
on exploring and understanding the concepts and
technology involved in advanced video postproduction
for a variety of applications including commercial,
corporate and community outlets. Prerequisite:
CA 340. Fee. |
| |
| CA 441
|
Advanced
TV Studio Production |
3 cr |
|
| Advanced
theory and practice of television production.
Concentrates on exploring the advanced uses of
television in varied contexts, including corporate,
community, and broadcasting applications. Prerequisite:
CA 241. |
| |
| CA 445
|
Ethics
and Social Responsibility in |
3 cr |
| |
Communication
(W) |
|
|
| Study
of social responsibility and ethics in communication.
Acquaints student with ethical standards and expectations
society has for communicators. Fee. |
| |
| CA 450
|
Advanced
Broadcast News |
3 cr |
|
| This
is an advanced course in broadcast news reporting
and production. Students will have hands-on practice
in a newsroom situation. Prerequisite CA
350. Fee. |
| |
| CA 453
|
Political
Communication: Processes and Ethics |
3 cr |
|
| Provides
students with a broad overview of political communication
from both historical and contemporary perspectives
so students may understand how the subject has
evolved over time to become a unique field of
theoretical and research interest. Special attention
is paid to campaigns and elections, agenda-setting
research, and media power. The major focus is
on the United States. Fee. |
| |
| CA 455
|
Law of
Communication |
3 cr |
|
| Study
of the broad application of principles of law
to American communication, including study of
free speech, freedom of information, mass media
law and regulation including libel, copyright,
and right of privacy. Prerequisite: CA 200. Fee. |
| |
| CA 457 |
Communication
Technology Systems |
3 cr |
|
| An
examination of the new communication technology
systems with an emphasis on how they reconfigure
patterns of communications organizations, production,
storage, and dissemination. The role of communication
technology systems today and tomorrow, and implications
for organizational, local, national, and international
contexts will be studied. Fee. |
| |
| CA 460
|
Methods
of Research in Communication I |
3 cr |
|
| An
introduction to research methodology in communication
focusing upon historical, survey, field, and experimental
research methods. Focuses on historical and survey
methods of communication research. Fee. |
| |
| CA 472 |
Senior
Reporting Seminar |
3 cr |
|
| Advanced
study of news reporting and presentation techniques,
including investigative reporting. Students concentrating
in print will produce a professional quality-print
project; students concentrating in broadcast news
will produce a professional-quality film documentary
news story. Prerequisites: CA 387 (Print) or CA
350 (Broadcast) and senior standing, CA 300. Fee. |
| |
| CA 475 |
Communication
and Group Processes |
3 cr |
|
| The
nature of small group processes. Leadership, communication,
and decision making in small groups. Prerequisite:
Junior or senior standing. Fee. |
| |
| CA 476
|
Advertising
Campaigns |
3 cr |
|
| Creation
of advertising campaigns for specific organizations;
integration of advertising theories, strategies
and procedures into comprehensive communication
programs. Prerequisites: CA 221, CA 300, CA 321, CA 322;
senior standing. Fee. |
| |
| CA 481 |
Editorial
and Column Writing (W) |
3 cr |
|
| An
examination of the editorial and other opinion
and persuasive communications used by the print
and electronic media. Prerequisite: CA 220. Fee. |
| |
| CA 484 |
Managing
Public Relations |
3 cr |
|
| Study
of the operation and objectives of corporate and
agency public relations using the case study approach.
Emphasis is given to relating the management function
of decision-making and policy formation to the
communication process. Prerequisites: CA 386, CA 300 or permission of instructor. Fee. |
| |
| CA 486
|
Public
Relations Campaigns |
3 cr |
|
| Researching,
planning, and preparing for an integrated public
relations campaign. Prerequisites: CA 300, CA 386.
Fee. |
| |
|
|
| An
investigation of advanced topics and concepts
of communication. Topics will rotate based upon
disciplinary relevance and student needs. May
be repeated once for credit when content varies.
Prerequisite: Senior standing. Fee. |
| |
| CA 494 |
Directed
Study in Communication |
1-3 cr |
|
| Investigation
of questions of special interest in communication.
May be repeated to a maximum of six semester hours,
provided no repetition of subject matter occurs.
Students are required to file a description of
their goals and objectives for their study. This
description is to be specific so that it can serve
in place of a syllabus for this course. Prerequisite:
Consent of the instructor. |
| |
| CA 496 |
Professional
Studies: Internship |
1-3 cr |
|
| On-the-job
experience in a selected communication area related
to potential career selection. Supervision by
communication advisor and off-campus agency required.
The Internship Program may be repeated for up
to six credits. This course may also be taken
through the Cooperative Education Program. Prerequisite:
Prior approval of internship coordinator or department
chair. |
| |
| CA 500
|
Foundations
of Graduate Study in Communication |
3 cr |
|
| An
introduction of graduate study in the multidisciplinary
field of communication. Introduction to the major
subareas of the study of communication, the faculty
of the department and their areas of specialization,
university research facilities, university library
facilities, and the organizations that support
advanced study in the field of communication.
Broad overview of and relationship between theories
and research methods. Prerequisite: Graduate standing.
CA 500 is a prerequisite or corequisite for all
CA 500 level courses. Under special circumstances
CA 500 may be waived as a prerequisite for graduate
students in other majors. Fee. |
| |
| CA 501 |
Communication
Research Methods I |
3 cr |
|
| An
investigation of research used in the study of
communication; overview and introduction to qualitative
and quantitative methodologies used in basic and
applied communication research settings; in depth
study of a variety of qualitative methodologies;
study of the use and practical applications of
triangulation research methods; study of the management
and purchase of research services. Prerequisites:
Graduate standing and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken
concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 502
|
Communication
Theory |
3 cr |
|
| A
survey of the theoretical perspectives that guide
the study of human communication. Competing and
complementary epistemological frameworks will
be compared. Prerequisites: Graduate standing
and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 503 |
Communication
Research Methods II |
3 cr |
|
| An
advanced investigation of research methodologies
used in the study of communication with in-depth
study of a variety of quantitative methodologies
used in basic and applied communication research
settings; study of statistical applications; practical
interpretations of computer-assisted data analysis.
Prerequisites: Graduate standing and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 509
|
Advanced
Argumentation and Persuasion |
3 cr |
|
| Advanced
analysis and development of persuasive messages
and argumentative strategies. Ethical responsibilities
of the message sender will also be addressed.
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, consent of advisor
and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 512 |
Theoretical
Foundations in Interpersonal |
3 cr |
| |
Communication |
|
|
| Review
of the interpersonal communication research literature
with respect to the process of mutual adaptation
and negotiation. The social and psychological
processes constraining and organizing interpersonal
communication will be studied. Topics include
verbal and nonverbal codes, message production
and interpretation, conversation management, relationship
definition, and interpersonal communication competence.
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, consent of advisor
and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 531 |
Analysis
of Communication in Organizations |
3 cr |
|
| Analysis
of interpersonal, dyadic, group, and organization-wide
communication events that occur in organizational
settings. Attention will be directed to the network
of messages that occur in organizations and the
organizational change that occurs when a message
system is disrupted or changed. Organizational
communication research methodologies will be introduced.
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, consent of advisor
and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 540 |
Moving
Image Structure and Process |
3 cr |
|
| An
analysis of moving-image form and process for
decision makers who supervise, produce, and/or
evaluate electronic and/or film media for organizations.
Theories of narrative and rhetoric and of moving-image
syntax provide principles for structuring media
content and managing the production process. Prerequisites:
Graduate standing, consent of advisor and CA 500.
CA 500 may be taken concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 546 |
Ethics and Responsibility in Corporate and |
3 cr |
| |
Public Communication |
|
|
| Advanced
analysis and interaction between organizations
and the social institutions of American society.
Study of the literature and communication ethics
and social responsibility. Prerequisites: Graduate
standing, consent of advisor and CA 500. CA 500
may be taken concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 549 |
Mass Media
and Social Effects |
3 cr |
|
| A
study of the role of corporate and public communication
in the American social structure, including mass
media extensions and impact upon institutions.
Consideration of historical, legal, social, and
economic issues. Prerequisites: Graduate standing,
consent of advisor and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken
concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 556 |
Corporate
and Public Communication Law |
3 cr |
|
| A
survey of the law as it deals with public communication.
The course provides a working knowledge of First
Amendment theory, copyright, trademark, advertising,
contracts, access and administrative laws as they
relate to the public relations environment. Prerequisites:
Graduate standing, consent of advisor and CA 500.
CA 500 may be taken concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 576 |
Investigation
of Group Communication |
3 cr |
|
| An
in-depth analysis of study of group communication
theories. Topics to be covered include: decision
making, conflict, conformity, leadership, and
observation methods. Prerequisites: Graduate standing,
consent of advisor and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken
concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 585 |
Public
Relations Administration |
3 cr |
|
| A
comprehensive analysis of public relations as
a management function. Examination of the public
relations function within organizations, their
problems, and procedures. An in-depth look at
relevant social science theories that explain
common public relations problems. Study of these
theories to understand the effects of different
public relations techniques. Prerequisites: Graduate
standing, consent of advisor and CA 500. CA 500
may be taken concurrently. Fee. |
| |
| CA 590
|
Special
Topics in Communication |
1-3 cr |
|
| A
detailed examination of selected topics in communication
theory. Topic announced prior to registration.
Course may be repeated once when subject matter
varies. Prerequisites: Graduate standing, consent
of advisor and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 592
|
Seminar
in Communication Theory |
1-3 cr |
|
| Departmental
seminar investigating a selected field of communication
theory through in-depth evaluation of its accompanying
body of literature. Topic announced prior to registration.
Course may be repeated once when subject matter
varies. Prerequisites: Graduate standing, consent
of advisor and CA 500. CA 500 may be taken concurrently.
Fee. |
| |
| CA 594 |
Directed
Study in Communication |
1-3 cr |
|
| Independent
research in field, laboratory, or library under
the direction of a member of the graduate faculty.
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, consent of advisor and instructor. |
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| CA 595 |
Project
in Communication |
1-5 cr |
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| Work
on a significant communication problem within
the student’s area of specialization. Project
will involve analysis of the problem, development
of significant communication theory applications,
and administration of the solution suggested by
the analysis. Project will be designed in consultation
with the major advisor and approved by the student’s
advising committee. |
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| Three
hours of 599 credit may be applied toward the
M.A. degree for students selecting to write a
thesis. |
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