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Communication Arts Department Course List Course listings by semester are provided on the Registrar's site. || Communication Arts || Fine Arts ||   Communication Arts Courses (COMM) Course No. Course Credits COMM 101 Dynamics of Speech Communication 2 COMM 111 Mass Media of Communication 3 COMM 112 Communication Theory 3 COMM 113 Introduction to Theatre 3 COMM 114A Training of the Speaking Voice: Articulation 2 COMM 114B Training of the Speaking Voice: Delivery 1 COMM 115 News Writing 3 COMM 116 Feature Writing 3 COMM 117 Corporate Communication Media Aesthetics and Production 3 COMM 130 B First Year Practicum 1 COMM 140 Introduction to Dance/Movement 3 COMM 141 Body Awareness 3 COMM 142 Fundamentals of Improvisation/Choreography 3 COMM 143 A, B Ensemble 1-3, 1-3 COMM 144 Special Dance Topic variable 1-3 COMM 145 A Dance Technique: Ballet variable 1-3 COMM 145 B Dance Technique: Jazz variable 1-3 COMM 145 C Dance Technique: Modern Dance variable 1-3 COMM 145 D Dance Technique: Tap variable 1-3 COMM 145 E Dance Technique: Musical Theatre variable 1-3 COMM 145 F Stage Combat variable 1-3 COMM 245 A, B Dance for the Theatre variable 1-3 COMM 345 A, B Dance for the Theatre variable 1-3 COMM 201 Marketing Principles for Communication 3 COMM 202 Advertising: Principles and Practices 3 COMM 204 Public Relations: Principles and Practices 3 COMM 205 Principles of Corporate Communication 3 COMM 206 Organizational Communication 3 COMM 213 Consumer Behavior 3 COMM 222 Dissent and Discussion 3 COMM 223 Phonetics of American Speech 3 COMM 230 A, B Communication Arts Practicum (1,1) COMM 330 A, B Communication Arts Practicum COMM 430 A, B Communication Arts Practicum COMM 231 Audio Production 3 COMM 233 Video Production I 3 COMM 234 Video Production II 3 COMM 237 New Communication Technologies 3 COMM 238 Media Scriptwriting 3 COMM 239 Telecommunications Research 3 COMM 241 Fundamentals of Acting 3 COMM 242 Advanced Acting 3 COMM 243 Stage Mime and Movement 3 COMM 247 A Stage Management 2 COMM 247 B Scenic Design 2 COMM 247C Lighting and Sound Design 2 COMM 247D Costuming and Make-Up 2 COMM 301, 302 Advertising Copywriting 3,3 COMM 303 Public Relations Writing for the Media 3 COMM 304 Publicity and Special Events 3 COMM 305 Media Planning and Buying 3 COMM 306 Communication Graphics 3 COMM 307 Case Problems in Public Relations 3 COMM 308 Sales Promotion 3 COMM 309 Computer Graphics (Desktop Publishing; Multimedia Production) 3 COMM 310 Promotion, Publicity and Public Relations 3 COMM 311, 312 Multimedia Approaches to Oral Interpretation 3,3 COMM 316 Telemarketing 3 COMM 334 Media Management 3 COMM 336 Broadcast Newswriting 3 COMM 337 Media Programming 3 COMM 338 Telecommunications Law and Policy 3 COMM 339 Media Performance 3 COMM 340 Writing for Corporate Communication 3 COMM 341 Theatre History 2 COMM 342 A Tragedy in Dramatic Literature 2 COMM 342 B Comedy in Dramatic Literature 2 COMM 343 Theatre Management 2 COMM 347 Fundamentals of Stage Directing 3 COMM 348 Advanced Stage Directing 3 COMM 389 Telecommunications Sales and Promotions 3 COMM 400 Instructional Design and Media 3 COMM 401 Retail Advertising 3 COMM 404 Theatre as a Business 2 COMM 411B Curriculum Materials and Methods in the Communication Arts 3 COMM 422 Personnel Management 3 COMM 431 Contemporary Issues in Telecommunications 3 COMM 433 Educational Telecommunications 3 COMM 435 Media Criticism 3 COMM 442 Current Trends In Theatre 3 COMM 444 Playwriting 3 COMM 448 Special Topics in Communication Arts 3 COMM 449 Film and Society 3 COMM 450 Internship 3-6 COMM 451 Coordinating Seminar in Communication Arts 3 COMM 499 Independent Study 3 Fine Arts Courses (FA) The courses in the Fine Arts, representing the collaboration of the Departments of Art, Communication Arts and Music, are interdisciplinary in their approach and confirm the University curricular purpose of living responsibly in an interdependent world, wherein we share with others our knowledge of the human condition in its ultimate relationships, the physical universe, self and society and cultural dimensions. The interdisciplinary courses in the fine arts fulfill the liberal arts Core Curriculum requirement in Category V, The Human Condition in its Cultural Context. Course No. Course Credits FA 101 Music and Theatre 3

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