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COM225 Interpersonal and Group Communication

Anchor Christian U

COM225 Interpersonal and Group Communication

This course explores key principles that underpin effective communication across interpersonal, public speaking, and small group contexts. Students will learn to develop and apply appropriate communication strategies for one-on-one and group interactions. Emphasis is placed on analyzing and enhancing communication skills essential for building and maintaining effective relationships in both personal and professional environments.

Credits: 3

Student learning outcomes

  1. Articulate the basic principles of communication across various contexts, including interpersonal, organizational, and media-related situations.
  2. Develop personal communication methods and leadership skills through practice and discussion.
  3. Identify the impact of nonverbal communication in interpersonal interactions.
  4. Apply theories to improve participation and leadership in small group settings.
  5. Explain various communication theories based on different fields of phenomena, including interpersonal, group, and intercultural, and apply these theories to practical scenarios.