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Prerequisite – Specific course completed or “in progress” (i.e. ENGL 1020 or ENGL 1020 with C- or higher)
Corequisite – Specific course taken at the same time (i.e. BIOL 2071 taken same time as BIOL 2051)
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Course Number Definitions:

1000 - 4999 Undergraduate Level
5000 - 9999 Graduate Level

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Communication
	• COMM 3271 - Communication and Diversity
	• COMM 3275 - Family Communication
	• COMM 3640 - TV, Culture, & Communication
	• COMM 3650 - Media and Society
	• COMM 3660 - Social Media for Social Change
	• COMM 3840 - Independent Study
	• COMM 3939 - Internship
	• COMM 4000 - Communication and Sport
	• COMM 4015 - Communication and Civility
	• COMM 4020 - Feminist Perspectives on Communication
	• COMM 4021 - Perspectives on Rhetoric
	• COMM 4022 - Critical Analysis of Communication
	• COMM 4031 - Perspectives on Communication
	• COMM 4040 - Communication, Prisons, and Social Justice
	• COMM 4051 - Advanced Strategic Communication
	• COMM 4082 - Wilderness Communication
	• COMM 4111 - Theories of Leadership
	• COMM 4215 - Ethics in Communication
	• COMM 4221 - Research Methods: Qualitative
	• COMM 4230 - Nonverbal Communication
	• COMM 4240 - Organizational Communication
	• COMM 4245 - Advanced Organizational Communication
	• COMM 4255 - Negotiations and Bargaining
	• COMM 4260 - Communication and Conflict
	• COMM 4262 - Mediation
	• COMM 4265 - Gender and Communication
	• COMM 4268 - Communication and Diversity in U.S. History
	• COMM 4270 - Intercultural Communication
	• COMM 4280 - Communication and Change
	• COMM 4282 - Environmental Communication
	• COMM 4290 - Web Design
	• COMM 4300 - Multimedia Authoring
	• COMM 4430 - Communication, China, and the US
	• COMM 4500 - Health Communication
	• COMM 4525 - Health Communication and Community
	• COMM 4550 - Rhetorics of Medicine & Health
	• COMM 4558 - Digital Health Narratives
	• COMM 4575 - Designing Health Messages
	• COMM 4600 - Media Theory
	• COMM 4601 - You Are What You Eat: Food as Communication
	• COMM 4610 - Communication, Media, and Sex
	• COMM 4611 - Rhetoric of Global Food Policy
	• COMM 4620 - Health Risk Communication
	• COMM 4621 - Visual Communication
	• COMM 4660 - Queer Media Studies
	• COMM 4665 - Principles of Advertising
	• COMM 4680 - Mass Media Law And Policy
	• COMM 4681 - Communication Issues in Trial Court Practices and Processes
	• COMM 4682 - Political Communication
	• COMM 4683 - Media in the Courtroom
	• COMM 4688 - Senior Seminar: Transitioning from College to Career
	• COMM 4700 - Thesis and Project Practicum
	• COMM 4710 - Topics in Communication
	• COMM 4720 - Dynamics of Global Communication
	• COMM 4750 - Legal Reasoning and Writing
	• COMM 4760 - New Media and Society
	• COMM 4840 - Independent Study
	• COMM 4880 - Directed Research
	• COMM 4995 - Global Study Topics
	• COMM 5000 - Communication and Sport
	• COMM 5021 - Perspectives on Rhetoric
	• COMM 5040 - Communication, Prisons, and Social Justice
	• COMM 5051 - Advanced Strategic Communication
	• COMM 5221 - Research Methods: Qualitative
	• COMM 5240 - Organizational Communication
	• COMM 5255 - Negotiations and Bargaining
	• COMM 5260 - Communication and Conflict
	• COMM 5265 - Gender and Communication
	• COMM 5270 - Intercultural Communication
	• COMM 5282 - Environmental Communication
	• COMM 5430 - Communication, China, & the US
	• COMM 5500 - Health Communication
	• COMM 5550 - Rhetorics of Medicine & Health
	• COMM 5558 - Digital Health Narratives
	• COMM 5575 - Designing Health Messages
	• COMM 5601 - You Are What You Eat: Food as Communication
	• COMM 5620 - Health Risk Communication
	• COMM 5621 - Visual Communication
	• COMM 5660 - Queer Media Studies
	• COMM 5665 - Principles of Advertising
	• COMM 5682 - Political Communication
	• COMM 5720 - Dynamics of Global Communication
	• COMM 5760 - New Media and Society
	• COMM 5840 - Independent Study
	• COMM 5880 - Directed Research
	• COMM 5939 - Internship
	• COMM 5995 - Global Study Topics
	• COMM 6013 - Introduction to Graduate Work in Communication
	• COMM 6200 - Communication and Critical Theory
	• COMM 6400 - Communication, Globalization and Social Justice
	• COMM 6700 - Thesis and Project Practicum
	• COMM 6710 - Topics in Communication
	• COMM 6950 - Master’s Thesis
	• COMM 6960 - Master’s Project
Computer Science
	• CSCI 1001 - Computer Forensics I
	• CSCI 1350 - Introduction to Computing in Society
	• CSCI 1410 - Fundamentals of Computing
	• CSCI 1411 - Fundamentals of Computing Laboratory
	• CSCI 1510 - Logic Design
	• CSCI 1800 - Special Topics

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