COMM 4220 - Technology for Transnational Communication

Credits: 3

Description: Examines the social, cultural, and political impact of information and communication technology around the world. Analyzes current styles and discourses of communication through technology, and explores interpersonal, ethical, socio-cultural implications of these developments. Emphasizes collaboration: students, individually and in small groups, will explore and critique current international and multicultural issues including gender, national identity, ownership, class, and privacy. Encourages “hands-on” approach to researching technology and thinking critically about its global impact.

Prerequisite(s): COMM 1020 or consent of instructor.