COMM3720
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Applied Communication Research Methods
Description
As a mixed-methods survey course in communication research, students learn a variety of ethical and purpose-driven approaches to collecting data and information necessary in professional, strategic, journalistic, and health and science communication contexts. The course covers the purposes and processes of research as well as the presentation of data for both qualitative and quantitative approaches. Research methods covered may include sampling; surveying; observation; audience analytics; interviews; focus groups; content analysis; or others, as assigned by the instructor.
Minimum Credits
3
Maximum Credits
3
Repeat for Credit
No
Course Attributes
BD - DI (Disciplinary Inquiry BS)
Semesters Typically Offered
Fall and Spring