BS, Corporate Communication
entry post Fall 2003

University Requirements				9 Credits
IDIS 300		Ideas in Writing
IDIS 302		Ethical Issues in Business
choose one:
IDIS 301		World Cultures
IDIS 304		Arts and Ideas
Corporate Communication Requirements				33 Credits
	(entry on or after Fall 2003)
CMAT 350		Computer Graphics
CMAT 351		Project Management I: Principles
CMAT 356		Media Literacy
CMAT 357		Print Design prerequisite: CMAT 350
CMAT 358		Electronic Design prerequisite: CMAT 350
WRIT 361		Writing for the Media
CMAT 451		Communication Technologies
CMAT 458		Project Management II: Practices prerequisite: CMAT 351
Advanced Writing Course
	Choose one from the following list:
		WRIT 314	Argument & Persuasion
		WRIT 317	Techniques of Popularization
		WRIT 330	Writing, Editing, and Publishing
		WRIT 331	Public Relations Writing
		WRIT 363	Screenwriting
		WRIT 380	Syntax, Semantics, and Style
Background & Ideas Course
	Choose one from the following list:
		ENGL 337	Great Plays
		ENGL 338	Modern Drama
		ENGL 346	The American Dream
		ENGL 351	Ancient Mythology and Modern Myth
		ENGL 354	Images of Love
		ENGL 361	The Hero and the Quest
		ENGL 364	Shakespeare: Kings, Knaves, and Fools
		ENGL 365	Shakespeare: Love, Myth, and Metamorphosis
		ENGL 450	The Great Moderns
Capstone Course
	Choose one from the following list:
		CMAT 407	Internship in Corporate Communication
		CMAT 480	Portfolio Development
Corporate Communication Electives				9 Credits
With the advice and consent of your advisor, choose four related courses that will best prepare you for your proposed career track. See suggested course groupings.
Participation Requirement
Attend five approved events during your UB tenure: lectures, conferences, workshops, professional meetings, etc.
General University Electives				9 Credits
Select courses from any discipline.
Total Minimum Credits for BS in Corporate Comm.				120 Credits

 

 

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