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JRN 33303: Introduction to Public Relations
3.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
An introduction to communication skills that deal with media, mass communication, public opinion, and principles of persuasion. To create an awareness of the art and science of analyzing and predicting trends, counseling organizational leaders, and to serve both the organization and public interest. Fall
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JRN 34402: Desktop Publishing
2.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
An advanced course in graphical design. Includes current concepts that involve various styles and type-fonts; type harmony and legibility; advanced study in copy fitting and layout, including handling of color reproductions; advanced design of leaflets, brochures, flyers, and other forms of visual communication and to increase awareness of effective news writing skills. Prerequisite: JRN 22302 or demonstrated proficiency. Spring
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JRN 36103: Advanced Radio/Video Production
3.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
Advanced study in the theory and practice of video and television production techniques. Experience in the operation and creative use of radio broadcasting equipment, and a basic background in radio programming techniques. Spring
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JRN 36901-03: TV/Radio Practicum
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
The student is involved with practical aspects leading to experience in the operations of the University TV/Radio public access studio. The student will spend two hours per week for one hour of credit. The student can apply to complete the experience in a privately owned broadcast/production facility, if the appropriate level of expertise has been acquired. Must have permission of the Practicum Faculty Advisor. Fall Spring
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JRN 43603: Publicity and Media Campaigns
3.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
Deals with case studies of communication in industry, labor, education, government, social welfare, and trade associations. Applies techniques and programs to real life problems and opportunities. Practical experience in use of controlled and uncontrolled media to achieve motivation from various target audiences; theory and nature of materials emanating from a Public Relations department or counseling firm, and practical analysis and development of specialized communication materials to gain reaction and support from specialized groups. Spring
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JRN 49803-05: Internship
3.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
The student is involved with practical aspects of an institution or business or is involved in an independently designed project, the practical aspects of a newspaper or is involved in an independently designed project related to journalism. The student will spend two hours per week at the place of internship for each one hour of credit. Fall Spring Summer
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LA 10101: Freshman Success
1.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
This is a one (1) credit hour course required of all entering students at the University of Rio Grande. The course is designed to assist students with the choice of a college major and career life planning. It will also help students adjust to college, develop an understanding of the learning process, and acquire basic academic "survival skills." Students will gain an appreciation for a variety of artistic expressions and topics of current interest, which include cultural diversity, personal health and well-being, and music, dance, and theatre. Course fee required. Fall Spring
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MFG 10103: Basic Welding
3.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
An introduction to the techniques and equipment used in arc and acetylene cutting and welding. Emphasis placed upon equipment operation and safety. Included is practice in gas and arc welding in all positions and the proper preparation of welded joints. One hour lecture, four hours. Course fee required. Fall
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MFG 10104: Manufacturing Graphic Language
4.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
In order to gain a better understanding of developing a drawing, the course of study will begin with an introduction to the theory and practice of basic engineering drawing, the use of instruments, freehand sketching, orthographic drawing, dimensioning, and geometric construction. Following the introduction to basic engineering drawing, the student will begin an introduction to computer aided drafting and design. Drawings are created using the basic operating system, commands, keyboard use, and plotted or printed. Two hours lecture, four hours lab. Course fee required. Spring
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MFG 11102: Blueprint Reading for Industry
2.00 Credits
University of Rio Grande
A course for those desiring knowledge of blueprint reading as applied to industry. Included will be freehand sketching, lettering, understanding auxiliary views and projections and specifying for machining, welding, and numerical control. Instrumentation, hydraulic, and electrical control diagrams will be covered. One hour lecture, two hours lab. Course fee required. Fall
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