COM courses

69 courses · University of Illinois Springfield · Fall 2026

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COM 101 — Understanding Media.
1 section
COM 102 — What TV Has Taught Us: Exploring Leadership and Societal Change through Popular TV Shows.
1 section
COM 112 — Fundamentals of Communication.
1 section
COM 201 — Introduction to Interpersonal Communication.
1 section
COM 202 — Human Sexualities.
1 section
COM 203 — Introduction to Mass Media.
1 section
COM 204 — Introduction to Public Relations and Strategic Communication.
1 section
COM 205 — Speech & Debate Practicum. 1-
1 section
COM 206 — ECCE: Student Newspaper: Engaged Journalism Experience. 1-
1 section
COM 209 — Introduction to Social Media.
1 section
COM 210 — Crafting Messages that Matter: Media and Public Communication in the Digital Age.
1 section
COM 212 — Visual Storytelling.
1 section
COM 215 — Introduction to Photography.
1 section
COM 236 — Introduction to Graphic Design.
1 section
COM 252 — Visual Storytelling/Reporting.
1 section
COM 261 — Fake News and Fact-Checking.
1 section
COM 307 — Podcasting History.
1 section
COM 311 — Audio Production.
1 section
COM 315 — Editing.
1 section
COM 323 — Voice and Movement.
1 section
COM 331 — Business and Managerial Communication.
1 section
COM 333 — Feature Writing for Journalists.
1 section
COM 334 — Sex, Gender, and Popular Culture.
1 section
COM 337 — Print Design.
1 section
COM 338 — Web Design.
1 section
COM 339 — Animation.
1 section
COM 341 — ECCE: Media and Social Change.
1 section
COM 365 — Interviewing.
1 section
COM 366 — Comm Research in Action.
1 section
COM 380 — Special Topics in Communication. 1-
1 section
COM 402 — Artificial Intelligence and Ethics. 3,
1 section
COM 404 — ECCE: Media Law and Ethics. 3,
1 section
COM 406 — Student Newspaper: Graduate Student Journalism Experience. 1-
1 section
COM 407 — Photojournalism and Documentary Photography. 3,
1 section
COM 411 — Relational Communication in a Digital World. 3,
1 section
COM 419 — Leadership Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 421 — Advanced Interpersonal Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 422 — ECCE: Small Group Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 423 — ECCE: Dating and Relating. 3,
1 section
COM 424 — ECCE: Gender Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 425 — ECCE: Intercultural Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 428 — Nonverbal Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 437 — Typography.
1 section
COM 444 — Advanced Media Writing. 3,
1 section
COM 447 — Media Criticism. 3,
1 section
COM 448 — Advertising. 3,
1 section
COM 453 — Advanced Visual Field Reporting. 3,
1 section
COM 462 — Writing For Public Relations. 3,
1 section
COM 463 — Organizational Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 464 — Conflict Management. 3,
1 section
COM 468 — Persuasion. 3,
1 section
COM 471 — ECCE: Communication Ethics. 3,
1 section
COM 472 — ECCE: Political Communication in the United States. 3,
1 section
COM 477 — ECCE: Media and Culture: China. 3,
1 section
COM 479 — ECCE: Global Media and Communication. 3,
1 section
COM 480 — Advanced Topics in Communication. 1-
1 section
COM 491 — Capstone in Communication.
1 section
COM 495 — Exit Assessment.
1 section
COM 499 — Tutorial. 1-
1 section
COM 501 — Closure Experience. 1-
1 section
COM 502 — Closure Experience Continuing Enrollment.
1 section
COM 503 — Student Newspaper: Graduate Student Journalism Experience. 1-
1 section
COM 506 — Research Methods in Communication.
1 section
COM 516 — Communication Theory.
1 section
COM 532 — Social and Cultural Effects of Mass Media.
1 section
COM 564 — Media and Culture: A Global Perspective.
1 section
COM 570 — Topics in Interpersonal Communication.
1 section
COM 580 — Topics in Communication Studies.
1 section
COM 599 — Tutorial. 1-
1 section

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