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Journalism Course Unit and New/Renumbered Course Information Minor in Journalism—6 Units
COMM 210E ....................................................................................................................... 1 COMM 231 .......................................................................................................................... 1 ENGL 312 .......................................................................................................................... 1 JOUR 397 ............................................................................................................................ 1 Two of the following........................................................................................................... 2 JOUR 201 JOUR 211 JOUR 221 JOUR 290 JOUR 301 JOUR 321 JOUR 390 SPMT321 Course Offerings
JOUR 201 News Gathering and Dissemination (1). In this course, students will learn the theory and practice of news and feature gathering and reporting. Emphasis will be placed on how a reporter works in the field for radio, television, or print. Areas to be covered include looking for information, observations, the use of sources, interviewing principles and practices, beat coverage, and ethics and responsibilities.
JOUR 211 Public Relations (1). This course is designed to introduce students to public relations as a profession, with emphasis on the specific communications skills, knowledge of human behavior, and ethical considerations involved in building public relationships in an increasingly complex society. Areas to be covered include an overview of the functions, the processes, and the practice of public relations, and the issues involved in professionalism and ethical performance.
JOUR 221 Photo-Journalism (1). This course serves as an introduction to photography and the art and technique of photo-journalism.
JOUR 290 Special Topics in Journalism (1). Intensive study of selected topics related to the journalism field.
JOUR 301 Editing and Publishing (1). In this course, students will learn theory and practice for editing and publishing of different types of publications ranging from newspapers, magazines, and newsletters. Areas to be covered include story selection, cutting, design, and paste-up. Special attention will be paid to computer-aided and non-traditional publishing.
JOUR 321 Broadcasting (1). In this course, students will learn the theory and practice of radio and/or television broadcasting. Topics covered will include such items as production, news, programming, and the use of technical equipment.
JOUR 390 Special Topics in Journalism (1). Intensive study of selected topics related to the journalism field.
JOUR 397 Journalism Internship (1). The student is provided with the opportunity to seek an internship in an area related to journalism. A student will be accepted into the course by permission only and must have junior standing and completed 2 units within the Journalism minor.
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