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COMM 245: Theatre Arts
3.00 - 4.00 Credits
Houghton College
Beginning acting; basic mime; introduction to stage techniques. Opportunity for practical experience in class production. Brief survey of Western theatre.
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COMM 246: Theatre Workshop
6.00 Credits
Houghton College
Practical work on major productions. Credit given according to degree of responsibility and amount of time spent on specific tasks. For advanced students. Instructor's permission required. Note: repeatable up to six hours.
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COMM 284: Introduction to Digital Imaging
3.00 Credits
Houghton College
This course is an introduction to the tools and concepts of creating and manipulating images with digital technology. It introduces students to compositing, drawing tools, digital photography and basic filters, and covers the basics to intermediate techniques. The primary software application is Adobe Photoshop. Instruction is project based and relies on class critique. Students also learn to recognize digital equivalents of traditional art styles, techniques, and forms. This course has a lab fee.
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COMM 291,-2,391,-2,491,-2: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
Houghton College
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COMM 295,395: Special Topics in Communication:Lecture Based or Studio Based
3.00 Credits
Houghton College
Opportunity for study of issues and problems not covered elsewhere in the curriculum.
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COMM 312: Advertising Principles
3.00 - 4.00 Credits
Houghton College
Overview of the advertising field and how it functions in society. Studies research, strategies, methods, creativity, and media planning. Typically includes case study.
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COMM 313: Public Relations Principles
3.00 Credits
Houghton College
Brief overview of the public relations field and how it functions in society. This course focuses on public relations as a communication management function and proceeds to study research, strategies, methods, and relationships with various publics.
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COMM 316: Advanced Presentational Speaking
2.00 - 3.00 Credits
Houghton College
The preparation and delivery of various kinds of problem-solving presentations including problem analysis, policy justification, policy rejection, and hostile audience. Emphasis on content, structure, and delivery. Prerequisite: COMM 210 plus junior or senior status.
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COMM 318: Rhetorical Theory
3.00 Credits
Houghton College
This course provides an historical survey of the various theories of rhetoric - that is, the art of persuasive discourse - as they developed in the western world. The course begins with the classical theories of rhetoric that emerged in Greece and Rome, continuing with an examination of the theories that developed during the medieval, renaissance, and modern periods. The course concludes with an examination of contemporary rhetorical theories that have shaped our current understanding of rhetoric and its continuing role in our mediated culture.
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COMM 319: American Public Address
3.00 Credits
Houghton College
This course studies the public discourse of political speeches and popular culture from the colonial era to the present. A careful analysis of speech texts and the historical contexts in which they were delivered will help students become more careful consumers of public messages, will build critical skills, will improve understanding of key issues in American history and how those issues were debated, and will increase appreciation for the importance of rhetoric in a democratic society.
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