Historical and contemporary social, cultural, political, and economic issues related to digital media in society.

Content, treatment, and effects of women and minority group coverage in television, newspapers, magazines, popular music and film.

Digital media production is the study of media creation and display through online and interactive experiences.

This course examines the nature and impact of emerging media technology.

This course focuses on the key economic and strategic concepts, challenges, and opportunities that are central to the management of contemporary media organizations.  The course is grounded i

Fundamentals of copy editing and layout.

News writing for radio, with review of television news writing approaches for comparison.

(This course was formerly 04:567:310-Broadcast News Writing)

Fundamentals of gathering information and journalistic writing.

Legal issues and ethical problems confronting journalists.

(This course was formerly numbered 04:567:480)

Fundamentals of writing across media platforms.  By the end of the course, students will be able to write in many journalistic and media-based styles using basic and accepted techniques accep