COMM 103 - Intro to Human Communication

Lower Division

This course is designed to give students an overview of the basic concepts and theories of human communication as a meaning making process, involving both verbal and nonverbal symbols, that constructs social meaning across various contexts such as relational, intercultural, small group, and workplace. In order to understand human communication in these contexts, students will learn to examine, analyze, and interpret identities, perceptions, group dynamic and power, and technology and media in everyday life through the social scientific, interpretive, and critical lenses of the field of Communication Studies. This course will prepare students to develop fundamental knowledge on the study of communication as well as communication competence as a practical outcome.

Core Curriculum Designation(s)
SOCSI - Social Sciences

Repeatable
No

Fee
$50

Additional Notes
Previous course number: COMM 003

Course credits: 4