COM 597: Narrative and Discourse

This course provides an introduction to the interconnected worlds of knowledge, narrative, discourse, and media.

Participants will learn basic audio/visual production techniques and equipment including (but not limited to) basic camera functions, audio recording, lighting, digital editing, web design, and basic production positions and organization.

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to understand the role that narrative and discourse play in our understandings of the world, navigate discursive spaces and contexts with an understanding of their role, and work within the field of communication to understand the relationship between rhetoric and knowledge.

Please review the syllabus for full course information.

This course is offered during the Summer I semester. Participants may also register for a Summer II course, if applicable. 

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