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3.00 Credits
Critically examines the First Amendment by exploring its historical foundations and significant legal, political and philosophical arguments. Explores a variety of contemporary controversies concerning an individual ? right to freedom of verbal and nonverbal expression, including hate speech, incitement to violence and obscenity. Examines controversies in a variety of contexts, including the public speaking platform, print, television and the Internet. 3 Cr. Spring
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Prerequisite: CMC 332. Focuses on the treatment of an organization ? public relations and information, including situation analysis and research, program and campaign planning, development of communications materials and activities, and program management. Provides experience in planning and executing public relations campaigns and programs. 3 Cr. Spring
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Prerequisite: CMC 210. Covers the evolution and development of the media of American journalism from their beginnings in England and Colonial America to the present, and the dominant personalities who helped shape them, relating them to their social, political and economic environments. 3 Cr.
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Prerequisite: CMC 346. Course fee. Covers advanced principles and practices of radio productions while providing practical experience. Includes assigned projects, studio work, and digital production. 3 Cr.
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Prerequisite: CMC 348. Course fee. Requires students to write, produce and direct advanced problems for television. Allows students to work individually and in small production units. Focuses on the development and execution of professional television production problems. Allows students to gain practical skills and finish the course with work that could be used in their video r ? sum?tape or portfolio. 3 Cr. Spring
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Prerequisite: CMC 210. Covers significant phases, issues and controversies in the historical development of mass communication in the United States. Emphasizes contemporary media relationships with, and impact on, intellectual, socio-political, economic and technological aspects of, culture and society. Considers daily and other periodical press, radio, television and film. 3 Cr. Spring
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Prerequisite: CMC 366. Course fee. Provides experience in gathering, writing and producing news broadcasts for campus cable channel. Covers broadcast principles and practices with an emphasis on news and public affairs programming. 3 Cr. Spring
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Prerequisites: CMC 202 and one of CMC 210, CMC 219 or CMC 242. Examines and critiques the theoretical and research literature describing and explaining mass communication purposes, processes, messages, media, audiences, settings and effects at the individual, group and societal levels. Gives attention to the cognitive, attitudinal and behavioral outcomes of mass communication in social, political, economic and other societal domains. 3 Cr.
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Studies the legal considerations and issues affecting media communication in all its forms, including computer database, Internet and ? new media?issues. Emphasizes defamation and libel, privacy privilege, copyright and trademark law, contempt, obscenity, fairness and responsibility in media practice. Examines both governmental regulation and controls and self-regulatory media codes. 3 Cr.
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Examines group processes, relationships and leadership in task-oriented groups, such as committees, task forces, teams, and problem-solving groups. Includes topics such as analysis of group processes, agenda planning, motivation of participation, conflict management, team building, and group leadership styles and techniques. 3 Cr. Spring
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