Communication

Curriculum for Communication (AA)

See the program curriculum (below) as published in the current CMC Catalog. Click on the blue course titles to see course details.

Communication (AA) Curriculum

Communication (AA) Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes are what we expect each student will learn while earning a degree or certificate. Meeting these learning outcomes is how we assess our performance as a college. Our learning outcomes support both important career skills and future success as a student.

Upon completing the Communication (AA) program, CMC students will be able to:

Create messages appropriate to the audience, purpose, and context.
Critically analyze messages.
Identify and overcome impediments to successful communication.
Apply ethical communication principles and practices.
Utilize communication to embrace difference.

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Academic and physical requirements

For this photography degree you must demonstrate college-level skills proficiency in reading, writing, basic computer skills and mathematics as a part of acceptance into this program. Your proficiency may affect the sequence of courses in which you can enroll and may also extend the time required to complete this program.

This program has certain physical and academic standards which you will be required to meet before you are admitted to the program. Students accepted into the college's vocational programs must be physically, mentally, and emotionally self-supportive with reasonable accommodations. If there is a concern about meeting the physical and academic standard, students need to contact the Disability Services Coordinator who will determine the student's ability to participate in this program.