2015-2016 Spring Supplemental Graduate

COMM 600 Graduate Study in Communication

Orientation to graduate study with emphasis on learning to conduct literature reviews using the major journals of the communication discipline. Introduction to research using quantitative, qualitative and rhetorical approaches.

3

COMM 601 Qualitative Methods in Communication Research

Orientation to the methods of qualitative research that are most frequently used in the communication discipline. Practical experience in data gathering and analysis procedures.

3

COMM 602 Quantitative Methods in Communication Research

Orientation to the methods of quantitative research that are most frequently used in the communication discipline. Practical experience in data gathering and analysis procedures.

3

COMM 603 Communication Theory

The study of current theories of human communication and the process of theory building.

3

COMM 605 Rhetorical Criticism

Systematic review of the major contributions of rhetorical criticism theorists for their probable impact on communication.

3

COMM 610 Communication and Technology

This course is designed to explore issues surrounding the emergence of new technologies and the evolution of the mediated communication process.
3

COMM 622 Directed Studies

Individualized investigation under the direct supervision of a faculty member. (Minimum of 37.5 clock hours required per credit hour.) Repeatable, maximum concurrent enrollment is two times.

1-3

COMM 699 Thesis

Optional for Master of Arts candidates on recommendation of major advisor. S/U graded. Repeatable, no limitations.

1-6