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TRACK II: CORPORATIONS and ORGANIZATIONS TRACK III: MEDIA STUDIES Catalog 2006-07 Track requirements (18 credits) 3 BA 220 Management and Organizational Behavior 3 BA 240 Marketing 3 CM 303 Communication Skills in Business and Organizations or CM 305 Public Relations and Society 3 CM 361 Cultural Institutions, Actors & Goods or BA 362 Advertising 3 CM 398 Internship 3 CM 448 Strategic Corporate Communication Plus Three Major Electives Choose three electives from the columns below (two must be 300 level or above): Track requirements (12 credits) Four of the following. Courses not chosen as a track requirement can be used as electives. 3 CM 221 Internet and Globalization 3 CM 362 Media Semiotics 3 CM/SO 331 Media Sociology or CM/AN 349 Media and Ethnography or CM 375 Media Aesthetics 3 CM 490 Senior Seminar Plus Five Major Electives Choose five electives from the columns below (four must be 300 level or above): MAJOR ELECTIVES FOR TRACKS II AND III BA 330 Human Resources Management BA 362 Advertising CM 161 Intercultural Communication CM 201 Speech CM 211 Journalism I CM 221 The Internet and Globalization CM 303 Communication Skills in Business and Organizations CM/GS 304 Communicating Fashion CM 305 Public Relations and Society CM 306 Color as Communication CM 329 Principles of Video Production CM/SO 331 Media Sociology CM/FM 332 Paris Documentaries CM 333 Scripts for Travel CM 335 Theory and Practice of Digital Interactivity CM 341 Modules in Mass Communication Techniques CM/AN 349 Media and Ethnography CM/GS 353 Media and Gender CM 361 Cultural Institutions, Actors and Goods CM 362 Media Semiotics CM 370 Cultural Dimensions of the European Idea CM/PO 371 Representing International Politics CM/FM 372 German Cinema CM 375 Media Aesthetics CM 386 Contemporary World Television CM 398 Internship (only for Track III) CM 400 Topics in Communication CM 411 Business Journalism CM 414 Comparative Journalism CM 417 Media and War CM 448 Strategic Corporate Communication CM 473 Media and Society in the Arab World CM 490 Senior Seminar or CM 495 Senior Project CS/CM 348 Human-Computer Interaction EC/CM 203 The New Economy and the Media FM 227 Film Theory and Criticism FM/CL 228 The Art of Screenwriting FM 275 Introduction to the History and Analysis of Narrative Film I FM 276 Introduction to the History and Analysis of Narrative Film II FM 290-295 Film Genres and Topics FM 373 Asian Cinema FM 374 Italian Cinema FS/FM 386 French Cinema: La Nouvelle Vague IT/CM 302 E-Commerce IT/CM 338 Digital Media I Plus GENERAL ELECTIVES to total 120 credits HONORS PROGRAM Students who have a GPA of 3.7 or above in communications courses during their Junior and Senior years are eligible for Departmental Honors. Contact the Department Head. RECOMMENDED MINORS Art History Comparative Literature Development Studies Film History and Theory Gender Studies Information Technology International Business Administration International Economics Philosophy 48
Catalog 2006-07 CENTER FOR LANGUAGE RESEARCH AND TEACHING FRENCH LANGUAGE GERMAN LANGUAGE ITALIAN LANGUAGE SPANISH LANGUAGE ENGLISH LANGUAGE (under development) In the Center for Language Research and Teaching, we offer four Basic Courses focusing on the four communicative skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking. This series will be supported by a multimedia program (textbook, video, audio-CD, CD Rom, Web site exploration, Internet-based exercises and testing, authentic materials, visits on Paris sites). These courses will be a type of language teaching that is student-centered, that uses the challenges they face as a means to engage them, to facilitate their acquisition of practical communicative abilities, and to teach them grammar structures, listening, reading, writing and speaking in context. These four French Language Courses (Level 1 to 4) aim to prepare students for the new DELF exam (Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française) level B2. We also offer two additional groups of language courses (Group B and C). The group B courses are to help acquire linguistic skills in French: reading, translating, speaking and writing. The group C courses are advanced courses of a more specialized nature designed to improve a particular skill: oral comprehension, translation, written and oral grammar, contemporary vocabulary and corrective pronunciation. These two groups of courses are required for French Major and Minor students and any student interested in French language. For more details see the specific pages for Major and Minor in French Studies. In the Center for Language Research and Teaching, students can also study Italian language (Elementary I and II), German language (Elementary I and II) and Spanish language (Elementary I and II). Faculty Frédéric Attal Anatole Bloomfield Marilyne Boursin Cheryl Caesar Mark Ennis Isabel Gardner Kate Green Camille Hercot Dominique Mougel Claudie Moy Maria Nieblas Rebekah Rast Wolfgang Schröter Pablo Seijas Edith Taïeb Complementary Faculty Nathalie Debroise Marc Monthéard Marie-Christine Navarro Anne-Marie Picard-Drillien Marie Roussel 49
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