Pre: 2.5 cum gpa Staff
This introductory course in interpersonal communication covers theory
and research on normal people in informal interaction. The primary goals of
the course are to acquaint students with relevant theories and studies in the
area and to sensitize them to aspects of the communication process. A text is
used and readings may be placed on reserve at the library. Topics will include
nonverbal communication, person perception, and the role of the self in interaction.
Quizzes and tests are usually given. The tests usually combine multiple choice
and essay questions. A paper also may be required.
| Sec. 001-002 restricted to nonmajors during Early Registration (April 22-May 3) | |||||
| Sec. 001 | 7:00-8:15 pm | MW | 205 BCSB | ||
| Sec. 002 | 2:30-3:45 pm | TR | 116 MH | ||
| Sec. 01A-02A restricted to majors during Early Registration (April 22-May 3) | |||||
| Sec. 01A | 7:00-8:15 pm | MW | 205 BCSB | ||
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Sec. 02A | 2:30-3:45 pm | TH | 116 MH | |
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