Courses
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The department currently offers courses in two streams: Media Studies and Professional Communications.
Media Studies
Our Arts courses focus on media analysis and offer students the opportunity to critically examine cultural messages in everyday life. The Department is committed to helping students develop competency in media literacy and to allowing students to link course material to their lived experience.
These courses can be counted toward the Associate Degree of Arts. In the completion of that degree, students may choose to complete an emphasis in Communications.
These courses are fully transferable to universities throughout British Columbia. For full details of university transfer credit, please visit http://www.bctransferguide.ca/
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These courses are:
CMNS 100: Introduction to Communications
Course Outline: CMNS 100 - Introduction to Communications
CMNS 210: Oral Communication: Theory and Practice
CMNS 211: Writing for Public Relations
Course Outline: CMNS 211 - Writing for Public Relations
CMNS 220: Writing in a Digital Workplace
Course Outline: CMNS 220 - Writing in a Digital Workplace
CMNS 230: Communication and Culture
Course Outline: CMNS 230 - Communication and Culture
CMNS 240: The Culture of Television
Course Outline: CMNS 240 - The Culture of Television
CMNS 250: Cultural Industries in Canada
Course Outline: CMNS 250 - Cultural Industries in Canada
CMNS 260: Music and Society
Course Outline: CMNS 260 - Special Topics
CMNS 270: IT:New Media
Course Outline: CMNS 270 - IT:New Media
CMNS 300: Advanced Written Communication
Course Outline: CMNS 300 - Advanced Written Communication
CMNS 310: Contemporary Visual Culture
Course Outline: CMNS 310 - Contemporary Visual Culture
CMNS: 390: Advanced Communication Issues
Course Outline: CMNS 390 - Advanced Communication Issues
Professional Communications
We offer a number of practical Business and Technical Communications courses to students in Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, Engineering Technologies, and Health and Social Development.
These courses are:
CMNS 112: Business Communication I
Course Outline: CMNS 112 - Business Communication I
CMNS 113: Technical Communication for Information Technology
CMNS 122: Business Communication II
Course Outline: CMNS 122 - Business Communication II
CMNS: 123: Analysis and Reporting for Information Technology
CMNS 132: Technical Communication I for Engineering Technology
Course Outline:CMNS 132: Technical Communication I for Engineering Technology
CMNS 142: Technical Communication II for Engineering Technology
Course Outline: CMNS 142 - Technical Communication II for Engineering Technology
CMNS 152: Writing in the Helping Professions
Course Outline: CMNS 152 - Writing in the Helping Professions
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