432 HISTORY OF TV AND RADIO (3) Beginning, growth and development of radio and te levision in the Un ited States from I920 to present. 435 PSYCHOLOGY OF COMMUNICATION (3) Discussion of man as a manipulat or : introduction to transac ti onal anal ysis; ana lysis of impact of verbal and nonverbal fo rms of communication as modes of persuasion. 437 ADVANCED STUDIES IN WRITING (3) In-depth study of writing feature material for newspapers and magazines, or advanced work in the short story form. Prerequisite: 332 or 40 I or equivalent. Alternate years , offered I976-77 . 440 COMMUNICATIONS INTERNSHIP (1-3) Limited to qualified seniors who wish to gain professional experience working with a secu lar or Chri stian mass media organi zation. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 units. Permission of internsh ip coo rdinator req uired. 450 COMMUN ICATION PRACTICUM (1 -3) Directed practical exper ie nce in the various fields of communication. May be repeated for a maximum of 3 units. Permission of the department must be secured the semester prior to enrolling for course. 460 READER'S THEATRE (3) Programming and presentation of prose, poetry, and drama by two or more readers using the ski ll s of the ora l interpreter as well as those of the ac to r. Methods of preparation, performance, and directing. May be repeated fo r a to tal of 6 units. 470 DIRECTED RESEARCH (1-3) Individual research in an area of communicat ions determined in consultation with the instructor. May be repeated for a maximum of three units. Prerequisite: consent. INTERDISCIPLINARY MAJOR IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES The Interdisciplinary Major in Commun ication Studies seeks to provide the student with a com prehensive know ledge of the process , nature, and effects of human communi cation. The major may se lect an emphasis in e ither Mass Communi cati on or Interpersonal Communi cation wh ich cons ists of 30 units beyond general ed ucat ion (24 of the units must be upper division.) The spec iali zat ion in Mass Communication centers upon the dynamics of communi cation designed to influence human conduc t in macrocosmic soc ia l contexts. The specia li zation in Interpersona l Communi cation centers upon small group , face to face communicative interaction ranging from dyadic to intercultural leve ls. Each student must take a 3 unit performance course in oral commun ication and a 3 unit performance course in written communi cation. STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICAT ION : Select 24 units from the following courses . At least one course must be se lec ted from each group . I. Theory and Method of Mass Communicati on: 435 , History 328 . Sociology, 352 , 354. 2. Modes of Mass Comm uni cation: 310 (May be repeated with different course content to includ e: Religious, Political, and Legal.) 3. Media and Media History: 331 , 432. Art 3 13, Business 274. 4. Language Theory a nd History: Eng li sh 350, Hi story 3 10 , Ant hro- Lingui st ics 31 I, Philosophy 102. STUDIES IN INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: Select 24 units from the following groups. At leas t one course must be se lected from each group. I. Theory: 435 , Econom ics 202 , Sociology 342, 354. 2. Methods: 104. 405, Business 4 18 , Psychology 418. 3 . Heterogeneous Groups Communi cat ion : 33 I , 43 I , Anthro-Lingu is tics 30 I , 303.
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