What This Document Is
This is the syllabus for COM 112: Interpersonal Communication at North Carolina State University, specifically for the Spring 2020 semester. It outlines the course expectations, policies, and logistical information for students enrolled in the class.
Why This Document Matters
This syllabus is essential for anyone registered for or considering enrolling in COM 112. It details grading criteria, required materials, instructor contact information, and important dates. Understanding the syllabus is crucial for successful navigation of the course and fulfilling its requirements. It also clarifies how the course fulfills General Education Program (GEP) requirements in the Social Science category.
Common Limitations or Challenges
This document provides an overview of the course but does not deliver the course content itself. It doesn’t include lectures, assignments details beyond their weight in the final grade, or the specific theories and concepts covered in the course.
What This Document Provides
The syllabus includes: instructor contact information, office hour policy, details regarding course materials (including the required textbook – *Interplay: The process of interpersonal communication*, 14th edition), a course description outlining the theoretical focus on interpersonal relationships, GEP objectives the course aims to meet, and a brief overview of specific course objectives. It also notes the use of Moodle (accessed through WolfWare) for course materials and assignment submission, and emphasizes student responsibility for checking Moodle regularly. Finally, it references NCSU policies regarding online learning.
