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COMM 305 Communication Theory &Research 3.00 credits
This course examines various "ways of knowing" about communication. The course consists of a review and criticism of the major approaches to communication research and the major theories that have been devised by scholars to explain the processes and effects of human communication. Fall, Spring, and Summer.
 
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