COMM144
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COMM 144 - Argumentation & Debate
Communication
College of Letters and Science
Full Course Title
Argumentation & Debate
Instructor Name(s)
STAFF
Course Description
The basic principles of argumentation as they are put into practice via oral communication. Students learn the reasoning process using tools of critical thinking including the basic model of argument, how to construct valid arguments and recognize logical fallacies, and how to deliver those oral arguments effectively. Students learn how to construct a debate case and how to present the case in the context of an academic debate.
Unit Value
4
Maximum number of times course can be repeated for additional credit
0
Maximum Units
4
Prerequisites
Advisory Enrollment Comments
Open to Communication and Interdisciplinary Studies majors only; Open to all students during Summer Session.
Programs
COMM144
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