This course is part of the human communication and technology curriculum. This course explores issues and questions about computer-mediated communication in multiple contexts, in order to understand the psychological, interpersonal, professional, social, and cultural implications of computer-mediated communication. The objective of Communication and the Internet is to develop a critical view of online communication by applying the processes and principles of social scientific theories and research to issues and patterns of Internet communication. Lectures, discussions, and assignments are designed to give students insight into the way technology currently impacts their daily lives, and how it may affect them in the future.

Prerequisites
Completion of or concurrent enrollment with COMM 230 or 330; or permission of instructor.
Course UID
004954.1
Course Subject
Catalog Number
381
Long title
Communication and the Internet