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COMS 265: Introduction to Radio Broadcasting Fall,Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
History of broadcasting; evolution of broadcast technology; introduction to basic theories and techniques of radio broadcasting. Overview of radio station organization, programming, and operation. Experience in radio program development and production techniques.
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COMS 301: Mass Communication Theory and Research Fall,Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Intermediate-level study of the key research events that contributed to the development of communication theories, government policy, and the emergence of communication as an academic discipline. Cross-listed as SOCI 331. Prerequisites: COMS 200, 202, and junior-level standing.
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COMS 301 - Mass Communication Theory and Research Fall,Spring
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COMS 302: Media Ethics Fall,Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Students analyze real-life ethical issues that media professionals face on TV, radio, newspapers, the Internet, in public relations, and in the music and entertainment industries. Classroom exercises involve discussion, debate, critical thinking and reasoning, and practical application of ethical principles. Prerequisites: COMS 200, 202, and junior-level standing.
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COMS 302 - Media Ethics Fall,Spring
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COMS 315: Media Law Fall,Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
An intensive exploration of the rules and regulations governing media and communication in the United States. The focus is on the First Amendment. Students take exams, write papers, and participate in moot trials on issues of libel, privacy, copyright, obscenity, and the right to a fair trial. Prerequisites: COMS 200, 202, and senior-level standing.
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COMS 315 - Media Law Fall,Spring
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COMS 320: Selected Topics in Communication Studies Fall,Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Intensive study of various topics and trends in the mass media, including: advertising; propaganda and persuasion; children and the media; technical and scriptwriting; environmental and international communication; and film. May be repeated for additional credit with new subject matter.
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COMS 320 - Selected Topics in Communication Studies Fall,Spring
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COMS 321: International Communication Fall
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Course develops a basic understanding of current issues related to the field of international communication. Surveys readings and videos on global media (MTV, CNN, ESPN, theme parks, video games, advertising, media campaigns for social change, computer hackers, Sesame Street, etc.). Overseas job and volunteer opportunities discussed. Junior-level standing required.
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COMS 322: Applied Journalism:Selected Topics
2.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Introductory class on the art and craft of journalism—print, video, and radio—bycareer professionals. Designed to give students a taste of real-world media experience.
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COMS 323: Environmental Communication Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Course will focus on research and reporting skills to produce magazine articles or video/radio documentaries on health, science, and the environment. Other assignments include press releases, profiles, memos. Lecture, videos, and field trips help to critique news, public relations, ads, PSAs, campaigns, film, television, music, and the Internet on related issues. Junior standing required.
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COMS 324: Scriptwriting for Video
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Course focuses on fundamentals of writing professional-level scripts for video, television, and film productions. Assignments include lab work and homework producing scripts and storyboards for Public Service Announcements (PSAs), commercials, news packages, documentaries, corporate and educational training programs, and dramatic screenplays. Junior standing required.
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COMS 325: Video Workshop:Documentary/Fiction Fall,Spring
3.00 Credits
Sonoma State University
Intensive production for filmmakers. In fall semester, students work on biography, news, and multi-camera talk shows. In spring, students work on screenplays, scenes with actors, and images for songs. Beginning students use DV camcorders and I-Movie 2. Advanced students use 3-chip cameras and edit on Final Cut or Avid. Prerequisite: COMS 201 or permission of instructor. May be repeated for up to 12 units.
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