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4.00 Credits
This course looks at "public policy," a broad term used to describe the more or less conscious ways in which society deals with social problems, such as poverty , discrimination delinquency and mental illness; as well as with issues of health, education, labor standards and the family. At the same time, the course examines the development of the the proffesion -social work-designated to deal with these issues and problems. Prerequisite: EMS.
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The United States originated atomic technology during the Manhattan project of World War II in which the first nuclear weapons were constructed and used. More than a half a century later, the U.S. continues to be the global leader in the development and deployment of atomic technology. This course examines the origination and use of atomic power for weaponry, and for civilian purposes, to nuclear-fueled space systems to food iradiation. It explores the relationship between military and civilian uses of atomic power, and issues of nuclear weapons proliferation . It considers the public health and environmental impacts of atomic technology and the political and economic factors involved in it's promotion. It investigates the current U.S. push fo rthe building of "new, improved " nuclear plants worldwide. Preequisite: EMS.
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4.00 Credits
This course views the ways in which the legal system of the U.S., past and present, has been deeply influenced by the forces of racism. Looking at the courts, prisons and policing, the course will offer an historical and critical analysis. It will also examine movements for social justice. Prerequisite: EMS
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4.00 Credits
*A hands-on course focusing on the mechanics of desktop production. The course provides instruction in word processing, graphics, layout, and design leading to the production of a student-generated magazine. * Equivilant to VA4242 - Print Design (formerly Desktop Publishing) Prerequisite: ECII placement or equivalent
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4.00 Credits
This course provides students with a hands-on introduction to the essential tools and techniques behind digital video production. Students will work on a series of exercises designed to help them develop basic production skills including camera operation, microphones, lighting design, and editing on Final Cut Pro. Strong emphasis is placed on developing critical viewing skills (both technical and conceptual). Prerequisite: EMS.
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4.00 Credits
Learn basic video skills and produce, shoot, and edit short videos. Gain experience with digital video cameras, microphones, lighting equipment, and the editing application Final Cut Pro while exploring how to use video as a communication tool and as a means of artistic expression. Learn to use moving images and sound to communicate in creative and effective ways, not to simply mirror television and commercial films. Offered yearly. PreRequisite: AS2802
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This course will explore several broad thematic and theoretical issues in the changing nature of U.S. immigration. The aim is to introduce the students to a number of "conversations" and scholarship pertaining to where our society is now, relative to dealing with the political, economic, social and demographic challenges which will eminate from this immigration. Video presentations will be used to supplement the lecture and reading materials . Also, please be aware that additonal reading material may be assigned at appropriate intervals. Prerequisite: EMS.
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4.00 Credits
This course focuses on the historical and ongoing influx of people from rural, peasant backgrounds and from diverse cultural experiences into American cities in the 19th and 20th centuries. It emphasizes the experiences of immigrants and migrants under various conditions in the U.S. Readings will center on the development of ethnic communities, work experiences, the roles of women, families and different social and political forms of struggle. Prerquisite: EMS.
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4.00 Credits
Working in the College's TV studio, students will use a variety of equipment - cameras, switcher, audio board, editing systems - to produce TV programs. The class will practice in-studio newscasting and work on other forms of video presentation. Prerequisite: EMS
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4.00 Credits
The elements of new media of communications - especially the computer and the emerging confluence of computer and video - are the subject of this class. Students will be taught how to prepare web pages. They will learn the essentials of using the Internet. Readings and class discussions will examine the history and expanding impact of the new media systems. Prerequisite: EMS
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