Com 290 Independent Internship Additional credit opportunities are available for students eager to develop skills by associating with professional agencies. Com 301 Public Speaking II Prerequisite, Com 101 or other approved public speaking course. Designed to provide a more in-depth study of classical and contemporary principles of rhetoric and rhetorical criticism, this course provides concentrated work in speech structure, delivery, and criticism. Com 304 Oral Interpretation of Literature Prerequisites, Com 110, 210. Develops the student's expressive abilities through oral presentations of prose, poetry, and drama.
Students become adept at discerning the structure of literature for oral interpretation.
Emphasis is on literary analysis and performance. Com 305 Desktop Publishing Prerequisite, Com 210. An introduction to the use of desktop publishing software and the use of computers for layout, design, and publication of a variety of public relations-oriented materials. Com 307 Public Relations Workshop Prerequisite, Com 380. This course provides students practical experience in public relations.