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Communication Studies
 SPCMU - Speech Communication* has been renamed CMST - Communication Studies as part of Common Course Numbering.
See
Common Course Numbering Changes
for an explanation of changes and complete listing of
changed courses
The
Communication Studies Department provides students with
attitudes, skills, and knowledge that will allow them to
communicate effectively, clearly, persuasively, and vividly.
Specific skills students will demonstrate are critical thinking,
listening, problem solving as a group member, speech composition
and presentation, conflict management, relationship maintenance
and enhancement, and dramatic interpretation. Very importantly,
in keeping with the SCC's strategic plan, the speech program
provides multicultural education that will allow students
to operate effectively in an increasingly multicultural society.
Following are course
descriptions. Check the
Annual Schedule to plan
your schedule.
Link to Communication Faculty Web Page: Brooke
Zimmers
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES & 101
Introduction to Communication (5)
Students discover verbal, nonverbal and listening skills essential to effective everyday living. Students become competent communicators by applying interpersonal, small group, public speaking, and cross-cultural communication theories to a variety of contexts including the workplace, communities, and families. Previously SPCMU 101. Prerequisites: Successful completion of ESL 100/ENGL 100 or higher. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES & 102
Introduction to Mass Media (5)
Students learn the history, technologies and processes of mass communication systems including the printing press, periodicals, books, radio, sound and recordings, television, film and Internet. They explore the cultural impacts, theories, related ethics and laws of mass communications. Previously CMU 203. Prerequisites: Students must be able to type or word-process. Completion of ENGL& 101 with a grade of 2.0 or better, or minimum scores of 45 on language usage/writing and 44 on the reading skills portion of the ASSET/COMPASS test. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES & 102W
Introduction to Mass Media (5)
Students learn the history, technologies and processes of mass communication systems including the printing press, periodicals, books, radio, sound and recordings, television, film and Internet. They explore the cultural impacts, theories, related ethics and laws of mass communications. Previously CMU 203W. Prerequisites: Students must be able to type or word-process. Completion of ENGL& 101 with a grade of 2.0 or better, or minimum scores of 45 on language usage/writing and 44 on the reading skills portion of the ASSET/COMPASS test. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 140
The Art of Storytelling (5)
We use stories to enliven a workplace presentation, to lull a child to sleep, to celebrate and grieve, to build communities and discover ourselves. Learn to perform your own personal stories and folktales, poetry and prose of a variety of cultures. Education majors, parents, and adventure-seekers are encouraged. Previously SPCMU 140.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 191
Topics in Speech Communication (1)
We will learn, practice and apply the tools of dialogue & emotional intelligence with other campus leaders. We will read, move, draw, interact and write to improve our leadership and communication abilities. Previously SPCMU 201.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 192
Topics in Speech Communication (2)
Listening for information - in lectures, conversations, interviews, meetings. Theory and practice of effective listening. Identifying personal listening habits. Setting and attaining specific personal listening goals. Previously SPCMU 202. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 193
Topics in Speech Communication (3)
Effective listening - theory and practice. Class and individual diagnosis and corrective assignments. Listening skills to learn, practice, and use in any situation. Previously SPCMU 203. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 203
Communication Across Differences (5)
Students engage in communication strategies for successful participation in diverse communities. Via personal stories, experiential activities and multicultural resources, students explore their relationship to race, class, and gender resulting in improved communication across differences. Previously SPCMU 103. Previously SPCMU 103. Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL 100 required or placement into ENGL& 101. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES & 210
Interpersonal Communication (5)
Learn about yourself as you learn how you relate to others. Create and maintain rewarding relationships through effective communication. Practice listening, self-presentation, clarification, conflict management and emotional expression skills in order to improve your family, friend, romantic and work relationships. Previously SPCMU 105. Prerequisites: Successful completion of ESL 100/ENGL 100 or higher. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 215
Essentials of Argument (5)
Theory and practice of argument as a tool to investigate social problems. Student speeches use and analyze evidence, proof, refutation, persuasion. Previously SPCMU 230. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES & 220
Public Speaking (5)
Overcome fear and build confidence in all areas of your life. Learn to influence others by critically listening to and crafting organized persuasive speeches. Conduct responsible research on appropriate topics for your audience, use sound reasoning and strong delivery to achieve effective presentation skills. Previously SPCMU 220. Prerequisite: Successful completion of ESL 100/ENGL 100 or higher. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES & 230
Small Group Communication (5)
Study and practice of the uses of discussion in everyday problem-solving situations. Opportunities both to lead and to participate in valuative and exploratory group discussions. Previously SPCMU 290. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 235
Organizational Communication (5)
Role of communication in organizations: interpersonal skills in listening, using language responsibly, interpreting nonverbal cues sensitively; shared leadership skills for effective groups; negotiation skills for conflict resolution; presentation skills for speeches within and on behalf of organizations. Previously SPCMU 225. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 244
News Writing (3)
Students explore one or more aspects of print journalism, with a focus on reporting, news gathering and writing. The course covers connections to public relations, advertising and electronic journalism as well as ethical and legal concerns. Newspaper production is introduced. The class may be taken again for credit. Previously CMU 211.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 244W
News Writing (3)
Students explore one or more aspects of print journalism, with a focus on reporting, news gathering and writing. The course covers connections to public relations, advertising and electronic journalism as well as ethical and legal concerns. Newspaper production is introduced. The class may be taken again for credit. Previously CMU 211W.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 245
Student Newspaper (3)
Students receive hands-on experience in one or more aspects of the college newspaper, including reporting, writing, editing, photography, production or advertising. The class is arranged by contract and may be taken again for credit. Previously CMU 212.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 245W
Student Newspaper (3)
Students receive hands-on experience in one or more aspects of the college newspaper, including reporting, writing, editing, photography, production or advertising. The class is arranged by contract and may be taken again for credit. Previously CMU 212W.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 247
Journalistic Writing (4)
Students learn the fundamentals of journalistic techniques and write news articles, features, columns, editorials and reviews. The course covers connections to public relations, advertising and electronic journalism as well as ethical and legal concerns. Photojournalism, design and production are introduced. Previously CMU 221.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 247W
Journalistic Writing (4)
Students learn the fundamentals of journalistic techniques and write news articles, features, columns, editorials and reviews. The course covers connections to public relations, advertising and electronic journalism as well as ethical and legal concerns. Photojournalism, design and production are introduced. Previously CMU 221W.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 249
Copy Editing (3)
Techniques of editing and rewriting news copy. Experience in headline writing, newspaper makeup, cutlines and captions. Previously CMU 225. Prerequisite: CMST 244 or 247 or permission of instructor. Student option grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 291
Special Topics in Communication Studies (1)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in communications.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 292
Special Topics in Communications (2)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in communications. Previously CMU 282.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 293
Special Topics in Communications (3)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in communications.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 294
Special Topics in Communications (4)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in communications.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 295
Special Topics in Communication Studies (5)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in communications. Previously CMU 285.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 297
Individual Project in Communication Studies (1)
Individual project in a specific area of communications. By arrangement with instructor. Previously CMU 297. Prerequisite: Instructor permission based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 298
Individual Project in Communication Studies (2)
Individual project in a specific area of communications. By arrangement with instructor. Previously CMU 298. Prerequisite: Instructor permission based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES 299
Individual Project in Communication Studies (3)
Individual project in a specific area of communications. By arrangement with instructor. Previously CMU 299. Prerequisite: Instructor permission based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
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