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Com 300 1:14
Course: COM 300, Spring 2011School: Pepperdine
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300 1/14/2009 -Teacher Com and Class Introduction -Went over Course Syllabus -Purchase a Journal Notebook (Pocket Preferred) -Must Be Specific to Com 300 class -This is separate from written notes -100 page notebook will suffice -Due next class Homework: -Chapter of 1 Intro to Com Research due next Tuesday January 18th -Biujzen and Mazer (The elements in Research)- Read the first few pages and get a general idea...
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1/14/2009
-Teacher Com and Class Introduction
-Went over Course Syllabus
-Purchase a Journal Notebook (Pocket Preferred)
-Must Be Specific to Com 300 class
-This is separate from written notes
-100 page notebook will suffice
-Due next class
Homework:
-Chapter of 1 Intro to Com Research due next Tuesday January 18th
-Biujzen and Mazer (The elements in Research)- Read the first few pages and get a
general idea
-Know the objective and basic argument
-No need to read statistics.
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