GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM MAJORS
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM MAJORS
COM 2400 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Currently COM 2400 is offered as a general education course under Area VII. This means that if you are a current student in the School of Communication and have taken COM 2400, you may count it toward your major or minor and may also count it toward the fulfillment of a general education requirement.
Beginning in Fall 2013, COM 2400 will no longer be offered as a general education course.
We will continue to offer COM 2400 for Communication students only and it will continue to count for your major or minor.
Beginning in Fall 2013 and going forward, COM 2400 will be offered in the fall semester only. When possible, we will offer at least one section of COM 2400 either in summer I or in summer II, depending on available faculty to teach this course.
REGISTRATION IN 4000-LEVEL COMMUNICATION COURSES
In order to ensure that students have the necessary preparation to address the content and complexity of 4000-level courses, beginning in the Fall of 2103, the following courses will be restricted to juniors and seniors.
COM 4300 |
Persuasion & Social Influence |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4720 |
Nonverbal Communication |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4740 |
Intercultural Communication |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4750 |
Family Communication |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4770 |
Communication Ethics |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4790 |
Gender Communication |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4830 |
Interviewing |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4840 |
Health Communication |
restrict to JRs & SRS |
COM 4430 |
Media and Social Change |
restrict to JRs & SRs |
COM 4440 |
Mass Com, News/Public Affairs |
restrict to JRs & SRs |
COM 4450 |
Media Criticism |
restrict to JRs & SRs |
GENERAL EDUCATION BACCALAUREATE WRITING REQUIREMENT
To meet the requirements for graduation, all students must successfully complete one course in their major that has been designated as meeting the baccalaureate writing requirements.
Beginning in Fall of 2011, the School of Communication eliminated the following course from the list of baccalaureate writing courses:
COM 3590 Digital News Production
If you took this course prior to Fall 2011, you may count this course as meeting your baccalaureate writing requirement.
Beginning in fall 2012, the School of Communication added the following courses to its existing list of baccalaureate writing courses.
COM 3410 |
Film Modes & Genres |
bac writing |
COM 3420 |
International Film industry |
bac writing |
COM 4450 |
Media Criticism |
bac writing |
JRN 3100 |
News Writing Using New Media |
bac writing |
JRN 3200 |
News Writing & Reporting |
bac writing |
Beginning in fall 2013, the following courses will be added to the School of Communication list of baccalaureate writing courses.
COM 3430 |
American Film History |
bac writing |
COM 4790 |
Gender Communication |
bac writing |
COM 4750 |
Family Communication |
bac writing |
COM 4840 |
Health Communication |
bac writing |
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