SCILS, Rutgers University - Mediated Communication in Society [04:192:432]

Mediated Communication in Society

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Credits:

3

Pre-requisites:

189:101; 189:102 or 189:103; 200, 201, 300, Major 192

Co-requisites:

None

Description:

Analysis of proliferating mediated communication technologies, their societal and interpersonal consequences as well as the social forces that affect their form and function. Attention also given to national and industrial policy issues related to mediated communication processes.

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Communication Department

Communication Major

Communication Major Courses

Beginning American Sign Language

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3

Intermediate American Sign Language

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3

Communication Theory

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3

Interpersonal Communication Processes

[04:192:201]

Credits:

3

Fundamentals of Dispute Mediation

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3

Fundamentals of Speaking and Listening

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3

Communication Research

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Credits:

3

Communication and Popular Culture

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Credits:

3

Message Design for Public Relations and Organizational Communication

[04:192:313]

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3

Writing and Communication (Business and Professions; Research in Disciplines)

[04:192:315]

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3

Language and Communication

[04:192:344]

Credits:

3

International Communication

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Credits:

3

Intercultural Communication

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Credits:

3

Information Systems and Communication

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3

Visual Communication Theory

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3

Mediated Communication Theory

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Credits:

3

Interpersonal Communication

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Credits:

3

Group Communication

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Credits:

3

Organizational Communication

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Credits:

3

Persuasive Communication

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Credits:

3

Principles of Interviewing

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Credits:

3

Principles of Public Relations

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Credits:

3

Organizational Reputation and Representation

[04:192:366]

Credits:

3

Internship in Communication

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Credits:

3

Internship in Communication II

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Credits:

1

Public Speaking

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Credits:

3

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Credits:

3

Approaches to Leadership

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Credits:

3

Communication and Gender

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Credits:

3

Health Communication

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Credits:

3

Health Message Design

[04:192:408]

Credits:

3

Public Relations Management

[04:192:409]

Credits:

3

Communication and Facilitation

[04:192:422]

Credits:

3

Communication and Learning

[04:192:425]

Credits:

3

Mediated Communication in Society

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Credits:

3

Intercultural Communication Workshop

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Credits:

3

Nonverbal Communication

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Credits:

3

Language, Behavior, and Communication

[04:192:444]

Credits:

3

Communication and Social Change

[04:192:446]

Credits:

3

Telecommunication Processes and Policy

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Credits:

3

Administrative Communication

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Credits:

3

Leadership in Groups and Organizations

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Credits:

3

Advanced Interpersonal and Small-Group Communication

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Credits:

3

Audience and Market Analysis

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Credits:

3

Research in Communication

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Credits:

3

Content Analysis

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Credits:

3

Topics in Communication I

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Credits:

3

Topics in Communication II

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Credits:

3

Advanced Communication Theory

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Credits:

3

Family Communication

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Credits:

3

Advanced Seminar in Communication Theory and Research

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Credits:

3

Independent Study in Communication

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Credits:

3

Independent Study in Communication

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Credits:

3

Honors Thesis Independent Project

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Credits:

3

Honors Thesis Independent Project

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Credits:

3

Applied Study in Communication

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Credits:

3

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