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Prerequisites: CNA 346, 459. An in-depth analysis of leadership theory and influence from a communication perspective. Using a variety of frameworks and approaches, the focus is on communication patterns in leadership issues and theory.
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Prerequisites: CNA 346, 459. Historical and current case study and analysis of leadership from a communication perspective. Students will research and critically analyze specific cases dealing with leadership styles and attitudes with emphasis on leadership character, credibility, ethical and compliance gaining examples/strategies from private, public, and corporate organizations.
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Focuses on methodologies and designs used in Communication and Mass Communication studies. Students will evaluate the research of others as well as design their own studies. Although quantitative research methods and designs will be highlighted, students will also be expected to recognize the usefulness of qualitative methodologies. Junior standing.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: CNA 262. A writing-intensive class that focuses on such areas as editorial, feature, and sports writing, as well as writing for magazines. Students will write in-depth articles and submit them for publication in appropriate magazines and other publications.
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An in-depth study of family communication concepts including family systems, roles, networks, power, intimacy, and decision-making. Special attention will be given to research affecting family communication in such areas as gender, culture, race, and age.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: CNA 263. In-depth critical perspective of mass communication theoretical development and audience effects, including short and long term media socialization, political propaganda, advertising, social control, and characteristics shared by all media.
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Prerequisite: CNA 162. Study of advanced techniques in preparation, production, and presentation of program materials.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisites: CNA 162, 263, 373, 390. Study of advanced techniques for program and non-program content in standard, cable, and specialized television. Includes videotape editing. (Lab hours required)
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An overview of the function of the judicial system with special emphasis on broadcast and print media, interpretation and administration of the law. Important for news, advertising, public relations, and management. Appropriate for pre-law.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisites: CNA 162, 263, 373 plus 473 as prerequisite or co-requisite with permission of instructor. The art of electronic field production, logging, videotape editing. Training in specialized videotaping of sports, on-the-spot interviews, hard news, and features. May be repeated to maximum of 6 hours.
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