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1 Semester 2
Semester 3 Semester
4 (Only
courses in the communications field are shown. Various general
education classes are required.) |
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Media Courses Semester Five |
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| Course |
Description |
| Mass
Media Law COM 350 (4 cr.) |
Discusses
the legal issues affecting the mass media, including the First Amendment
rights, libel, fair trial rights, privacy, and public access to information.
Students study the U.S. Constitution, court caes and legislative actions
which are the foundations for medial law. |
| Photojournalism COM 323 (4 cr.) |
The
class objective is to learn to create meaningful pictures that are sound
in composition and technique, and that tell a story. The students will
learn to match pictures with words, and to use pictures to portray a chronology
or a process, or to show relationships. The students will learn how photography
departments work at newspapers and magazines. All photos will be edited
electronically using digital scanners and Adobe PhotoShop. A lab fee is
charged along with about $100 for materials. |
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Internship |
Internships are designed to give students practical experience in the field of their choice by placing them in a professional setting. Students are required to do two internships at separate locations. A minimum total of 100 hours of work is required for four credit hours. (The communication internship will be evaluated with a letter grade, rather than being graded on a pass / fail basis.) |
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