COM ARTS 262
Practice in preparation and delivery of various types of argumentative speeches and debates.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Practice in preparation and delivery of various types of argumentative speeches and debates.
Concepts and processes relevant to the study of communication and human behavior including approaches to communication inquiry, the dynamics of face-to-face interaction, and the pragmatic and artistic functions of public communication.
Key concepts for the critical analysis of television, film, radio, and digital media. Focusing primarily on meanings, aesthetics, technology, media industries, representations, and audiences.
An introduction to digital communication and how it shapes our everyday lives. Students will develop digital communication skills, explore digital media tools and trends, and examine expressions of power online.
Graded on a lettered basis
Graded on a Cr/N basis
The process of oral communication; principles of effective speaking; application of principles in selected speaking and reading projects.
Teaches students the skills they need to produce, engage with, and understand new and emerging technologies within the context of communication and creative expression. Students will become more critical consumers and producers of digital media.
Teaches students to give effective oral presentations in a variety of public speaking situations and to become better consumers of written and oral discourse. Students will also learn basic composition and outlining skills as well as library research techniques.