BASIC COMMUNICATION PROCESSES:CMN 110: Communication Networks CMN 111: Gender Differences in Communication CMN 112: Theories of Persuasion CMN 114: Communication and Cognition | GROUP AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION:CMN 130: Group Communication CMN 131: Strategic Communication in Public Relations CMN 132: Social Media for Public Relations CMN 136: Organizational Communication CMN 139: Advanced Organizational Communication |
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION:CMN 121: Language Use in Conversation CMN 122: Nonverbal Communication CMN 123: Intercultural Communication CMN 124: Family Communication | HEALTH COMMUNICATION:CMN 161: Health Communication CMN 165: Media and Health |
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY:CMN 150V: Computational Social Sciences CMN 151: Simulating Communication Processes CMN 152V: Social Science with Online Data CMN 170 or CMN 170V: Digital Technology and Social Change CMN 172: Interpersonal Technologies CMN 174: Social Media CMN 176: Video Games Theory and Research CMN 178: Persuasive Technologies | SPECIAL TOPICS CLASSESCMN 180: Current Topics in Communication CMN 189: Proseminar A (Social Interaction), B (Mass Communication), C (Health Communication) or D (Organizational Communication) |
MASS COMMUNICATION:CMN 141: Media Effects: Theory and Research CMN 142: Newsmaking CMN 143: Analysis of Media Messages CMN 144: Media Entertainment CMN 145: Political Communication CMN 146: Communication Campaigns CMN 147: Children, Adolescents, and the Media CMN 148: Contemporary Trends in Media CMN 149: Race & Media | ALTERNATE ELECTIVES:ANT 120: Language and Culture ECN 122: Theory of Games and Strategic Behavior LIN 171: Introduction to Psycholinguistics LIN 177: Computational Linguistics LIN 182: Multilingualism POL 165 or POL 165V: Mass Media and Politics PSC 100 or PSC 100Y: Introduction to Cognitive Psychology PSC 107: Questionnaire and Survey Research Methods PSC 152: Social Cognition PSC 154 or PSC 154V: Psychology of Emotion SOC 126: Social Interaction STA 106: Applied Statistical Methods: Analysis of Variance STA 108: Applied Statistical Methods: Regression Analysis Note: Up to a total of 4 units taken from 198/199/194H per quarter may be counted as an elective, for a total of no more than 8 units. CMN 192 and 197T do not count toward fulfillment of major requirements. |