The difference between listening and hearing At the end of the semester, students in all COMM 101 sections will have been exposed to one or more skill development opportunities in each of a common set of contexts selected by the Communication Department. Small Group Communication Group project Written analysis of group process Peer analysis 2. Public Speaking Informative speech Speaker introduction Occasional speech Group project presentation 3. Mass Communication Consumer understanding of mass communication developed through the mass media topics for the group presentation 4. Listening In class activities on September 10 and 13 th Discernment during the critique of a campus speaking event 5.
Attendance is required.
See the attendance policy below. Academic Honesty is required. All work submitted by a student must be his or her own original effort. Plagiarism occurs when a speech or paper is presented as the student's thoughts when the concepts, words, or structure are drawn from other sources. Proper documentation is required.