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Chemistry: Graduate
	• CHEM 6830 - Research
	• CHEM 6850 - Methods of Graduate Research
	• CHEM 6898 - Cooperative Education
	• CHEM 6900 - Independent Study
	• CHEM 6901 - Comprehensive Review
	• CHEM 6910 - University Thesis
	• CHEM 6999 - Issues in Chemistry
Communication
	• COMM 1000 - Public Speaking
	• COMM 1004 - Interpersonal Communication
	• COMM 2200 - Introduction to Journalistic Writing
	• COMM 2201 - Argumentation and Debate
	• COMM 2250 - Sports and Media
	• COMM 2300 - 21st Century Communication
	• COMM 2320 - Communication Writing and Design
	• COMM 2600 - Documentary Film Studies
	• COMM 3000 - History and Criticism Communication
	• COMM 3002 - Communication, Media and Culture
	• COMM 3003 - Philosophy and Theory of Communication
	• COMM 3004 - Quantitative Communication Research Methods
	• COMM 3005 - Qualitative Communication Research Methods
	• COMM 3010 - Intermediate News Writing and Editing
	• COMM 3100 - Introduction to Professional Video Production
	• COMM 3107 - Introduction to Organizational Communication
	• COMM 3160 - Radio Operations
	• COMM 3200 - Introduction to Research Methods in Communication
	• COMM 3204 - Reason in Controversy
	• COMM 3220 - Media Workshop: Print
	• COMM 3221 - Media Workshop: Magazine and Feature Writing
	• COMM 3222 - Media Workshop: Editorial and Opinion Writing
	• COMM 3223 - Media Workshop: Advertising and Public Relations
	• COMM 3224 - Media Workshop: Internet
	• COMM 3225 - Media Workshop: Photojournalism
	• COMM 3231 - Media Workshop: Radio
	• COMM 3232 - Media Workshop: Video/Documentary
	• COMM 3235 - Journalism Practicum
	• COMM 3340 - Graphic Communication
	• COMM 3510 - Small Group Communication
	• COMM 3530 - Interviewing Principles and Practices
	• COMM 3560 - Persuasion Theory and Practice
	• COMM 3600 - Digital Photography II
	• COMM 3630 - Digital Photography III
	• COMM 3660 - Portrait Photography
	• COMM 3670 - Introduction to Studio Lighting
	• COMM 3671 - Advanced Studio Lighting
	• COMM 3680 - Photography Career Preparation
	• COMM 3898 - Cooperative Education
	• COMM 3999 - Issues in Communication
	• COMM 4005 - Histories of Film
	• COMM 4006 - Intermediate Video Production
	• COMM 4107 - Relational Communication in Organizations
	• COMM 4150 - Media and Government
	• COMM 4200 - Radio Programming and Promotion
	• COMM 4201 - Comparative Traditions of Rhetoric
	• COMM 4205 - Ethics and Law in Communication
	• COMM 4207 - Organizational Transformation
	• COMM 4300 - Intercultural & International Communication
	• COMM 4500 - Gender Identity and Representation in Media
	• COMM 4510 - Public Relations Theory and Practice
	• COMM 4515 - Critical Discourse in Multicultural America
	• COMM 4520 - Advertising Form and Function
	• COMM 4530 - The Advertising/Public Relations Campaign
	• COMM 4540 - Selected Topics in Mass Communication and Public Policy
	• COMM 4600 - Image and Idea
	• COMM 4610 - Rhetoric of Popular Culture
	• COMM 4620 - History of Photography
	• COMM 4750 - Mass Communication Research
	• COMM 4880 - Conflict Management
	• COMM 4885 - Senior Project: Professional, Public and Organizational Communication
	• COMM 4890 - Senior Project: Media Production
	• COMM 4900 - Independent Study
Communication: Graduate At times the subject matter in a course changes significantly and may be taken more than once for credit, with permission of the instructor and the student’s advisor. This is indicated in the description of the course.
	• COMM 5900 - Independent Study
	• COMM 6000 - Introduction to Graduate Study
	• COMM 6010 - Seminar in Theories in Communication
	• COMM 6020 - Seminar in Communication, Media, and Society
	• COMM 6030 - Capstone Seminar: Rhetoric, Communication, and Media
	• COMM 6040 - Advanced Qualitative Research Methods
	• COMM 6050 - Advanced Quantitative Research Methods
	• COMM 6100 - Topics in Speech Communication
	• COMM 6200 - Internship in Speech Communication
	• COMM 6250 - Teaching Communication
	• COMM 6300 - Seminar in Media Studies
	• COMM 6400 - Seminar in Rhetorical Studies
	• COMM 6450 - Seminar in Globalization and Media
	• COMM 6550 - Seminar in Critical Cultural Studies
	• COMM 6551 - Critical Ethnic Media Studies
	• COMM 6600 - Seminar in Organizational Communication
	• COMM 6700 - Seminar in Communication Campaigns Theory and Research
	• COMM 6800 - Seminar in Interpersonal Communication
	• COMM 6850 - Professional Communication
	• COMM 6898 - Cooperative Education
	• COMM 6899 - Project
	• COMM 6900 - Independent Study
	• COMM 6901 - Comprehensive Examination Preparation
	• COMM 6910 - University Thesis
	• COMM 6999 - Issues in Speech Communication
Computer Engineering
	• CMPE 3010 - Electric Circuit Theory II
	• CMPE 3430 - Computer Architecture
	• CMPE 3432 - Digital Design Lab
	• CMPE 3434 - Microprocessor Lab
	• CMPE 3752 - Introduction to Digital Signal Processing

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