Computer Science - Burlington County College
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Communication Arts<br />
Option to Liberal Arts, (AA.COM)<br />
Communication Arts trains students in interpersonal, group<br />
and public communications. The Communication program<br />
has as its goal the education of individuals who will actively<br />
engage in successful communications in various areas of<br />
public life. This preparation is concentrated in two areas:<br />
writing and production. The first area is concerned with<br />
providing students with the education needed in fields such<br />
as print and broadcast journalism, public relations,<br />
advertising, and marketing. The second area is concerned<br />
with providing students with education needed in radio and<br />
television behind the scenes production. Students are<br />
advised that employment in both of these fields traditionally<br />
requires education beyond the A.A. degree and practical<br />
experience in the field.<br />
Students planning to transfer after graduation should<br />
consult the catalog of the college where they intend to<br />
complete their studies.<br />
Graduates of this program should be able to:<br />
Demonstrate practical application of skills in their<br />
area of specificity;<br />
Form critical judgments about the interaction of<br />
society and the various media;<br />
Make ethical decisions about the duties and<br />
responsibilities of the media and those involved in<br />
public communications;<br />
Analyze the effective use of language in a variety<br />
of environments and modes;<br />
Transfer to a four-year institution in a communication<br />
arts or related liberal arts program.<br />
www.bcc.edu<br />
General Education Courses † Credits<br />
Written & Oral Communications 9<br />
Mathematics 3<br />
Natural <strong>Science</strong> 7-8<br />
Technology 3<br />
Social <strong>Science</strong> (POL 101 recommended) 6<br />
Arts & Humanities 9<br />
History 6<br />
Diversity 3<br />
Total 46-47<br />
† See General Education Requirements on page 40.<br />
Program Courses Credits<br />
ENG 252 Semantics 3<br />
SOC 207 Media, Popular Culture, and Society 3<br />
Select six credit hours from the following:<br />
COM 103 Media Operations 3<br />
COM 105 Writing for Mass Media 3<br />
COM 120 Radio Production 3<br />
COM 202 Television Production I 3<br />
COM 205 Television Production II 3<br />
ENG 251 Creative Writing 3 6<br />
JOU 101 Introduction to<br />
Journalistic Writing I 3<br />
PHO 102 Black and White Photography I 3<br />
Total 12<br />
Electives 6<br />
Total Required for Degree 64<br />
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