COM 360: Forensics Practicum

1 credit

Fall 2021Upper Division
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Fall 2021
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Forensics is the study and practice of evidence-based argumentation. This course cultivates skills associated with researching and constructing arguments - and then applies these skills to contemporary societal, national, and global issues with an eye turned toward generating practicable solutions. Students will be required to move beyond passively consuming information to critically appraising information related to broadly general as well as highly specific and technical topics. The course also emphasizes the development of advanced argumentation and communication skills, as well as the application and adaptation of these skills to diverse audiences. Permission of instructor required.

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