Mass Communication, Advertising & Public Relations
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COM CM 762: Media Science Special Topics
Media Science Special Topics will change each semester. -
COM CM 763: Public Relations Special Topics
Public Relations Special Topics will change each semester. -
COM CM 764: Communication Cross-Dept. Special Topics
CM Cross-Dept. Special Topics will change each semester. -
COM CM 809: Graduate Internship
Graduate Prerequisites: one semesters of graduate study. - Students are placed in public relations, advertising, or communication departments of business, educational, philanthropic, or governmental institutions. Fifteen hours per week of supervised work. Students with a comprehensive report evaluating internship experience at end of semester. 2 or 4 cr. -
COM CM 824: Technical Writing for Communication Research
Graduate Prerequisites: (COMCM722 & COMCM723 & COMCM724) - Teaches students to develop clear and concise research proposals and write detailed research reports incorporating appropriate methodological sequences, techniques, and strategies. Teaches students to interpret the results of quantitative analyses in a layperson's terms and relate their implications to a client, as well as to analyze the standards and pricing structure of competing agencies and available subcontractors in a given market. 1st sem. -
COM CM 901: Directed Studies
Graduate Prerequisites: Consent of advisor and instructor. Supervised reading, fieldwork, or r esearch for student's specific needs. - Supervised reading, fieldwork, or research for student's specific needs. 2 or 4 cr. -
COM CM 909: Thesis or Project Research
Graduate Prerequisites: consent of instructor - Course credits slated for students writing a thesis.

