COMM 100ACommunication, the Person, and Everyday Life
This course is a critical introduction to processes of interaction within lived and built environments. It includes historical survey of theories and methods including actor network-theory, conversation analysis, ethnography, ethnomethodology, cultural linguistics, performance, and social cognition. Course work may integrate scholarly study with production (e.g., in-context observation and research or audio/video production).
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Where it sits in degree plans
Suggested plans most often put it in Year 3 · Fall (2 programs).
Required in (1)
- Communication (B.A.)
One of the options in (1)
- Media Industries&Comm
Courses that list COMM 100A as a prerequisite (50)
- COMM 120I AMP: Social Issues in Media Production
- COMM 120M AMP: Media Stereotypes
- COMM 120N AMP: News Media Workshop
- COMM 120P AMP: Digital Media in Education
- COMM 120W AMP: Writing for Digital Media
- COMM 126 Children and Media
- COMM 127 Problem of Voice
- COMM 129 Race, Nation, and Violence in Multicultural California
- COMM 131 Communication, Dissent, and the Formation of Social Movements
- COMM 132 Advanced Topics in Communication, Politics, and Society
- COMM 133 Television and Citizenship
- COMM 134 Media Audiences
- COMM 135 Contemporary Minority Media Makers and the Festival Experience
- COMM 136 Transmedia
- COMM 137 Black Women Filmmakers
- COMM 138 Black Women, Feminism, and Media
- COMM 139 Examining Marvel’s Black Panther
- COMM 140 Cinema in Latin America
- COMM 142 Film Authorship
- COMM 144 American Television in the 1970s
- COMM 145 History, Memory, and Popular Culture
- COMM 146 Advanced Topics in Cultural Production
- COMM 149 Southern California in Cinema
- COMM 151 The Information Age: Fact and Fiction
- COMM 153 Architecture as Communication
- COMM 156 Media and Conflict Environment: Textual and Visual Representations
- COMM 158 Representations of the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict
- COMM 159 Tourism and Imperialism
- COMM 160 Political Economy and International Communication
- COMM 162 Advanced Studies in Cultural Industries
- COMM 163 Concepts of Freedom
- COMM 164 Behind the Internet: Invisible Geographies of Power and Inequality
- COMM 166 Surveillance, Media, and the Risk Society
- COMM 168 Bilingual Communication
- COMM 170 Biography and Life Stories
- COMM 172 Advanced Topics in Mediation and Interaction
- COMM 173 Interaction with Technology
- COMM 174 Communication and Social Machines
- COMM 175 Cultures of Consumption
- COMM 176 Communication and Religion
- COMM 177 Culture, Domination, and Resistance
- COMM 178 Communication and Nonhuman Animals
- COMM 180 Advanced Studies in Communication Theory
- COMM 181 Citizen Consumers
- COMM 182 Education and Global Citizenship
- COMM 183 Global Economy and Consumer Culture
- COMM 184 Global Nature/Global Culture
- COMM 185 Communication for Indigenous Justice
- COMM 190 Junior Seminar in Communication
- COMM 190R Junior Seminar in Communication