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The University of Erfurt – Course Catalogue Winter Semester 2002/2003 Nov 18, 2002 14:35:50 1 02 0 019 Berit Baeßler - Stephanie Lücke [Den Fernsehzuschauern auf der Spur] BA-Communication Science S 1 02 0 020 Katrin Döveling Opt. 9 – 3-6/3-6 CP BA-Communication Science Wed Wed Wed Wed Sat Sun Wed S 15—16 12—17 12—17 12—17 12—17 Opt. 9 – 3-6/3-6 CP O/Q lim. acc. 25 23.10.2002 13.11.2002 11.12.2002 22.01.2003 01.02.2003 02.02.2003 05.02.2003 LG 2 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 46/483 German Mass Media - A postmodern supermarket? Towards an Analysis of the Connection: Identity, Emotionality and the Media O/Q lim. acc. 25 123 D01 D01 D02 D01 D01 D02 English Which relation exists between the mass media and the identity of its recipients? Which role do emotions and basic social human needs play in that respect? Adult recipients and their use of mass media will be examined. In order to answer the above questions the 'offers' mass media present will be analysed as well as interviews with the recipients. The media coverage will be examined and the emotional involvement of the recipients will be specified. Interdisciplinary theoretical as well as empirical works will lead the way towards an answer of the reseach question. Complementary to this course a special language course is offered. Additionally, Mrs. Döveling offers to extend her office hours if further help is needed. 1 02 0 021 Beate Walter English for Students of Media Studies 1 BA-Communication Science Tue 8—10 LG 1 229 Tr Opt. 9 – 3/3 CP O/Q lim. acc. 20 English This course complements the seminar "Mass Media- a post modern supermarket? (which is held every other Wednesday from 12-4pm). It provides a suitable forum and specific language support for students who would like to give a presentation on one of the topics covered in Ms Döveling's class. This course is, however, also open to students who do not attend Ms Döveling's class.There will be plenty of opportunities for students to either have a trial run for their presentations or to bounce off their ideas afterwards. In addition, we will look at different types of media and their effectiveness, analyze media habits and investigate the influence of the media on politics.Special emphasis is put on the development of speaking and writing skills, the practice of subject-specific vocabulary and of grammatical structures. This is the first part of a two-semester course which will be continued in the summer.Course times can be negotiated. Students should, however, attend the first session. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) – BA-Communication Science
The University of Erfurt – Course Catalogue Winter Semester 2002/2003 Nov 18, 2002 14:35:50 1 02 0 022 Joachim R. Höflich Introduction to mediated interpersonal communication BA-Communication Science Lec 47/483 Thu 14—16 LG 2 133 Opt. 10 – 3/3 CP O/Q German The computer is not only a new medium for information but also a medium of interpersonal communication and of (public) discourses. Starting with the basics of interpersonal and mediated communication (herald, letter, telephone), the central question will be: what does it mean when people use a medium and in a special sense, what does it mean when people use the computer as a medium? Thereby, the "frames" of computer mediated communication will systematically be elaborated. Further themes of the lecture are: interpersonal relationships and the "relational games" people play via the computer, the mediated presentation of self, the play with identities und last but not least the question of "virtual communities". 1 02 0 023 Susanne Kinnebrock Quality in Journalism BA-Communication Science S 1 02 0 024 Dirk Löhr Opt. 12 – 3-6/3-6 CP [Praxisseminar Tageszeitung] BA-Communication Science Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri by app. Tr 1 02 0 025 Volker Stoltz 9—12 9—12 9—12 9—12 9—12 9—12 Opt. 13 – 3 CP International Public Relations BA-Communication Science S O/Q lim. acc. 25 01.11.2002 15.11.2002 29.11.2002 13.12.2002 10.01.2003 31.01.2003 Q lim. acc. 15 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 LG 4 ° German D08 D08 D08 D08 D08 D08 ° German Wed 12—16 B LG 4 D02 Opt. 13 – 3-6/3-6 CP O/Q The aim of this course is to get to know problems of Public Relations.Therefore it is neccessary to understand the construction and development of Public Relation concepts. In the next term the student will learn how to create international PR strategies independently. The courses go straight with the practical experiences - exampels of recent years will be set and work out.The student has the possibility to get in touch with international PR agencies, that introduce themselves within the course. Students will be divided in different groups, where they gain ppt presentations on European markets Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) – BA-Communication Science lim. acc. 25 German
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