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COM 35200 Mass Communication Law COM 40300 Communication Ethics COM 43600 Script Writing COM 44300 Advertising Media COM 46500 Visual Aesthetics in Television and Film MGMT 42100 Promotions Management MGMT 42400 Consumer Behavior Electives (5-14 credits) B.A. in Communication (Media Studies) Broadcasting 126 credit hours required for graduation A. General Education Requirements (54-61 credits) Plus: B. Department Core (7-9 credits) COM 10300 Freshman Seminar in Communication (or other Freshman Seminar Course 1-3 cr. hrs.) COM 20100 Intro to Media Studies COM 22800 Intro to Communication Studies C. Broadcasting Core (24 credits) COM 30900 Visual Communication COM 33100 Audio Production COM 33200 Television Production COM 35200 Mass Communication Law COM 40300 Communication Ethics COM 43600 Script Writing COM 44100 Advanced Television Production COM 44500 Television Editing D. Choose 6 of the Following Courses (18 credits) A&D 22200 Introduction to Photography COM 25300 Intro to Public Relations COM 25500 Intro to News Reporting and Writing COM 30000 Intro to Communication Research Methods COM 31800 Principles of Persuasion COM 32500 Interviewing: Principles and Practice COM 32700 International Communication COM 33000 Theories of Mass Communication COM 34700 Radio-TV Performance COM 35300 Problems in Public Relations COM/MGMT 42900 Advertising Campaigns COM 44600 MGMT 42800 Advertising Management COM 44800 Applied Mass Media Research COM 46500 Visual Aesthetics in Television & Film E. Electives (14-23 credits) B.A. in Communication (Communication Studies) General Communication 126 credit hours required for graduation A. General Education Requirements (54-61 credits) Plus: B. Department Core (7-9 credits) COM 10300 Freshman Seminar in Communication (or other Freshman Seminar Course 1-3 cr. hrs.) COM 20100 Introduction to Media Studies COM 22800 Introduction to Communication Studies C. Communication Studies Core (27 credits) COM 21400 Theories of Interpersonal Communication COM 22500 Intro to Rhetoric and Social Influence COM 31900 COM 30000 COM 30100 COM 31400 COM 32300 OR The Rhetorical Tradition Intro to Communication Research Methods Applied Communication Research Advanced Public Speaking OR Business & Professional Speaking OR Oral Interpretation Principles of Persuasion Small GroupCommunication Interviewing: Principles and Practice Intro to Organizational Communication COM 34300 COM 31800 COM 32000 COM 32500 COM 42000 D. Choose 3 of the following Communication courses at 30000 level or higher (9 credits) COM 30900 Visual Communication COM 31000 Family Communication *COM 31400 Advanced Public Speaking *COM 31900 The Rhetorical Tradition COM 32200 Communication and Leadership *COM 32300 Business & Professional Speaking COM 32600 Speech Writing COM 33000 Theories of Mass Communication COM 33100 Audio Production COM 33200 Television Production *COM 34300 Fundamentals of Oral Interpretation COM 34700 Radio and TV Performance COM 35200 Mass Communication Law COM 36500 Communication and Aging COM 37100 Health Communication COM 40300 Communication Ethics COM 41800 Communication and Gender COM 43600 Scriptwriting COM 43700 Performance Practicum COM 44600/ Advertising Management MGMT 42800 COM 47000 Women in the Media COM 49000 Internshipin Communication COM 49100 Special Topics in Communication * May use only if course was not used in category “C” E. Electives (20-29 credits) B.A. in Communication (Media Studies) Journalism 126 credit hours required for graduation A. General Education Requirements (54-61 credits) Plus: B. Department Core (7-9 credits) COM 10300 Freshman Seminar in Communication (or other Freshman Seminar Course 1-3 cr. hrs.) COM 20100 Intro to Media Studies COM 22800 Intro to Communication Studies C. Journalism Core (27 credits) COM 25500 Intro to News Reporting and Writing COM 30500 News Editing COM 30600 Advanced News Reporting and Writing COM 30900 Visual Communication COM 33000 Research and Theory in Mass Media COM 35200 Mass Communication Law departments / schools departments / schools | 87
departments / schools COM 40300 Communication Ethics COM/ENGL 45100 Magazine Journalism A&D 22200 Introduction to Photography D. Choose 4 of the Following Courses (12 credits) COM 25300 Intro to Public Relations COM/ENGL 30200 Publication Design COM 32500 Interviewing: Principles & Practice COM 32700 International Communication COM 33100 Audio Production COM 33200 Television Production COM 33400 Journalism for the Electronic Media COM 35300 Problems in Public Relations COM 43600 Script Writing COM 44100 Advanced Television Production COM 44600 Advertising Management MGMT 42800 COM 46000 Advanced Public Relations COM 49000 Internshipin Communication ENGL 40600 ReviewWriting E. Electives (17-26 credits) B.A. in Communication (Communication Studies) Organizational Communication 126 credit hours required for graduation A. General Education Requirements (54-61 credits) Plus: B. Department Core (7-9 credits) COM 10300 Freshman Seminar in Communication (or other Freshman Seminar Course 1-3 cr. hrs.) COM 20100 Intro to Media Studies COM 22800 Intro to Communication Studies C. Organizational Communication Core (30 credits) COM 21400 Theories of Interpersonal Communication COM 22500 Intro to Rhetoric and Social Influence OR COM 31900 The Rhetorical Tradition COM 25300 Intro to Public Relations COM 30000 Intro to Communication Research Methods COM 31400 Advanced Public Speaking OR COM 32300 Business & Professional Speaking OR COM 34300 Oral Interpretation COM 31800 Principles of Persuasion COM 32000 Small GroupCommunication COM 32500 Interviewing: Principles and Practice COM 42000 Intro to Organizational Communication BHS 20100 Statistical Methods for the Behavioral Sciences (PSY 50000 accepted) D. Choose 2 of the Following Courses (6 credits) COM 25500 Intro to News Reporting and writing COM 30100 Applied Communication Research COM 32200 Communication and Leadership COM 32600 Speech Writing COM 37100 Health Communication COM 40300 Communication Ethics COM 41800 Communication and Gender COM 44600 Advertising Management MGMT 42800 ENGL 42000 Business Writing OBHR 33000 Intro to Organizational Behavior OBHR 43100 Human Resource Management OLS 37500 Training Methods OLS 47400 Conference LeadershipTraining OLS 47700 Conflict Management OLS 57400 Managerial Training & Development PHIL 32400 Ethics for the Professions PSY 37300 Psychology in Industry PSY 37400 Organizations & Behavior E. Electives (20-29 credits) B.A. in Communication (Media Studies) Public Relations 126 credit hours required for graduation A. General Education Requirements (54-61 credits) Plus: B. Department Core (7-9 credits) COM 10300 Freshman Seminar in Communication (or other Freshman Seminar Course 1-3 cr. hrs.) COM 20100 Intro to Media Studies COM 22800 Intro to Communication Studies C. Public Relations Core (39 credits) A&D 22200 Intro to Photography COM 22500 Intro to Rhetoric & Social Influence OR COM 31900 The Rhetorical Tradition COM 25300 Intro to Public Relations COM 25500 Intro to News Reporting and Writing COM 30000 Intro to Communication Research Methods OR COM 33000 Theories of Mass Communication COM 30500 News Editing COM 30600 Advanced News Reporting and Writing COM 31400 Advanced Public Speaking OR COM 32600 Speech Writing OR COM 34300 Oral Interpretation COM 31800 Principles of Persuasion COM 32500 Interviewing: Principles and Practice COM 35300 Problems in Public Relations COM 43900 Focus GroupResearch COM 46000 Advanced Public Relations D. Choose 2 of the Following Courses (6 credits) COM 21400 Comparative Theories of Interpersonal Com COM 25000 Mass Communication and Society COM 32000 Small GroupCommunication COM 32700 International Communication COM 33100 Audio Production COM 33200 Television Production COM 35200 Mass Communication Law COM 42000 Intro to Organizational Communication COM 44600 Advertising Management MGMT 42800 E. Electives (11-20 credits)* * Suggested Minors: English Literature, Marketing 88 | departments / schools
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