Program Required Courses | Credits |
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ART 230 – Graphic Design | 3 |
CMM 110 – Intro to Communications | 3 |
CMM 122 – Oral Communication or SPC 100 – Effective Public Speaking | 3 |
CMM 210 – Understanding Media | 3 |
CMM 300 – Documentary Video | 3 |
CMM 311 – Digital Video Production | 3 |
CMM 320 – Intercultural Communication or CMM 416 – Global Communication | 3 |
CMM 410 – Writing for the Screen | 3 |
CMM 430 – Internship in Communication | 3 |
LIL 420 – Arts & Humanities Capstone | 3 |
Six (6) credits of program-specific electives from List A | 6 |
Six (6) credits of program-specific electives from List A or List B | 6 |
Total Credits | 42 |
Open Elective Courses (as needed to reach 120 credits) | Variable |
Minimum Total Required Credits | 120 |
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Program-Specific Elective Options
List A Electives | Credits |
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CMM 130 – Media Literacy | 3 |
CMM 135 – Evolution of Television | 3 |
CMM 170 – Evolution of Documentary Film | 3 |
CMM 201 – Digital Media & Software Tools | 3 |
CMM 211 – Introduction to Journalism | 3 |
CMM 220 – Organizational Communication | 3 |
CMM 225 – Topics in Digital Storytelling | 3 |
CMM 240 – Social Media: Theory & Practice | 3 |
CMM 305 – Public Relations in the Digital Age | 3 |
CMM 340 – Women and Film | 3 |
CMM 411 – Communication Law & Regulation | 3 |
CMM 420 – Senior Project | 3 |
WRT 233 – Professional and Technical Communication | 3 |
WRT 304 – Read & Write in Digital Env. | 3 |
WRT 317 – Proposal and Grant Writing | 3 |
List B Electives | Credits |
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ART 105 – Elements of Acting | 3 |
ART 106 – Two-Dimensional Design | 3 |
ART 111 – Scientific Illustration | 3 |
ART 214 – Color Digital Photography | 3 |
ART 234 – Digital Animation | 3 |
BUMK 200 – Marketing | 3 |
BUMK 310 – Advertising | 3 |
ENG 140 – Indigenous Film and Literature | 3 |
ENG 208 – Narrative Medicine & Writing | 3 |
ENV 321 – Env Comm: Expert Prac Eco | 3 |
HIS 150 – Telling Tales of the Past | 3 |
HIS 295 – Medicine and the Media | 3 |
LIL 120 – Intro Arts & Humanities Sem | 3 |
Please note: While some courses can fulfill both core and program requirements, the credits earned do not count twice towards the minimum total required credits for the degree.