Additional topics such as conflict, family communication, and gender communication are also introduced. Comm 101 Media Literacy 2 credits Develops understanding of mass media and popular culture through critical study of what media does to and for consumers, including the providing of information and entertainment as well as the shaping of attitudes and values. Credit does not apply toward general education Goal 2. Comm 125 Interpersonal Communication 4 credits Focuses on message exchange in dyadic interaction.
Emphasis is placed on developing a range of communication skills in interpersonal contexts.
Considers how competition, ownership, audiences, and government may influence content and other management decisions. Emphasis is on developing public speaking ability and critical awareness of the processes, content, and form of oral communication. Open to freshmen and sophomores who do not have previous speech experience. Comm 225 Small Group Communication 4 credits Study of the communication variables within the small, task-oriented group. Emphasis is placed on the decision-making process.