The participatory nature of the online classes really helped me to develop a deep understanding of the material covered in all of the courses. Classmates shared how the subject matter was applied in their careers which gave real meaning to all of the information learned.
Brandon K.
Burlington, IA
Master of Business Administration
Organizational Communication (Minor)
College of Arts and Sciences
Curriculum
Minor Requirements (18 credit hours)
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CA 109 Oral Communication Skills
This course will help the student develop and apply the skills necessary to design and deliver an effective and well organized speech. The course provides instruction in the preparation and delivery of informative and persuasive speeches. The course develops competencies in the areas of critical thinking, organization of thought, creativity, planning and organizing, and public speaking.
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CA 308 Business Communication
Theory and practice of written and oral communication skills needed in the business and workplace. Presents models, concepts, and case studies relevant to the workplace. Competencies in the areas of writing, oral communication, organization of thought, creativity, and decision making are addressed. Prerequisite: CA 109
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CA 325 Organizational Communication
Presents an overview of organizational communication. It is a foundational course for those interested in studying organizational communication. It provides a general survey of the topic for those interested in only one course on the topic. The course will be oriented to both theory and practice.
Course Syllabus
Select 3 additional Communication Arts courses (9 credit hours) to complete the minor requirements; total must include 9 credit hours of upper-level Communication Arts courses.
