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3.00 Credits
Study of the forms, techniques, and types of dramatic writing for the broadcast media, including analysis of dramatic structure and documentary procedures, with practical application of concepts through periodic writing assignments and critical analysis. Prerequisites: ComS 35l and consent of instructor. Fall. 3 hrs
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A practical approach to the practices and principles of broadcasting news media, including preparing copy for microphone and camera, editing wire copy, reporting public affairs and public relations, and an intensive scrutiny of the concepts of freedom and responsibility as they apply to the press and current legislation. Prerequisite: COMM-ST 351. Fall and winter. 3 hrs
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Survey of Contemporary practices used in the producing, funding and distribution of media for theatrical, broadcast, home video/dvd and web-based markets. Lectures, discussion and projects. Prerequisites: None 3 hrs
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Writing intensive. A study of controlled and uncontrolled (public) media and their use to effect motivation of various target audiences, and alteration of attitudes, opinions, and beliefs in special publics; examination of the theory and nature of messages and materials generated by PR departments or counseling firms; analysis and practice in development of specialized communications materials, such as house organs, news releases, publicity and speeches to gain reaction and support from specialized groups. Prerequisite: COMM-ST 351 and successful completion of the WEPT. Offered: Fall. 3 hrs
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A study of the development of public broadcasting, its position and responsibilities in the world of modern communications. Programming and operations concepts and philosophies of public broadcast facilities will be studied and analyzed. Prerequisites: COMM-ST 308 AND COMM-ST 361. Offered: On demand. 3 hrs
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An advanced study of television and Internet news gathering, field production and performance for electronic media. Prerequisite: COMM-ST 456 Offered: Fall 3 hrs
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An advanced course in video techniques with emphasis on creating complex formats for broadcasting, recording and performance. Lecture, discussion, and laboratory. Prerequisites: COMM-ST 270, COMM-ST 351 and COMM-ST 371. Offered: Winter 3 hrs
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An advanced course in media production techniques involving knowledge and practical use of video, film and sound equipment to create professionally competitive media productions. Lecture, discussion, laboratory and research. Prerequisites: COMM-ST 240,COMM-ST 250,COMM-ST 373 or professional equivalents. Offered: Fall 3 hrs
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A comprehensive examination of the law as it pertains to advertising, public relations, journalism, commercial and electronic media, broadcast regulatory agencies, corporate speech and corporate participation in elections. Students will study topics that include the First Amendment, defamation and privacy. Court opinions and legislation will be the course's primary focus, however students will also examine contemporary and historic theory of free expression. Offered: On demand. 3 hrs
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3.00 Credits
This is the departmental capstone course and is required for majors in their senior year. The course summarizes and extends student's theoretical and applied understanding of the role of communication competence in the work place and beyond. The course also focuses on refining student's research competencies and their appreciation of the cultural role of modern communication methods. Prerequisites: Completion of COMM-ST 308 and COMM-ST 344 and 12 additional hours of Communication Studies credits. Offered: Fall and Winter. 3 hrs
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