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Concentration: Communication Technology and
Society
Communication Technology and Society focuses on the influence
of social, political, and cultural forces on the design and
configuration of communication technologies. It also considers
how these technologies shape the ways we interact, build relationships,
form communities, exchange information, engage in politics and
governance, and do business.
Faculty
The faculty listed below emphasize this area of study in their
teaching and research, though most have additional areas of
expertise. This list is not exhaustive, as many University of
Washington faculty outside the Department of Communication also
teach courses and conduct research in this area.
Courses
Undergraduate students who wish to learn more about communication
technology and society can enroll in the Department of Communication
courses listed below.
| Number |
Title |
| COM 300 |
BASIC CONCEPTS OF NEW MEDIA |
| COM 301 |
NAVIGATING INFORMATION NETWORKS FOR
MASS MEDIA |
| COM 302 |
THE CULTURAL IMPACT OF COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY |
| COM 322 |
GLOBAL COMMUNICATION |
| COM 342 |
MEDIA STRUCTURE |
| COM 343 |
EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION |
| COM 401 |
TELECOMMUNICATION POLICY AND CONVERGENT
MEDIA |
| COM 402 |
NEW MEDIA AS VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES |
| COM 405 |
NEW MEDIA CRITICISM |
| COM 406 |
PUBLIC DISCOURSE ON THE INTERNET |
| COM 407 |
THE INTERNET AND POLITICS |
| COM 440 |
MASS MEDIA LAW |
| COM 441 |
UNITED STATES MEDIA HISTORY |
| COM 442 |
HISTORY OF MEDIA TECHNOLOGY AND REGULATION |
| COM 466 |
DIGITAL JOURNALISM |
| COM 482 |
COMPUTER-MEDIATED INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION |
| COM 485 |
FIELDWORK IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES |
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