Communications and Broadcasting

Communications and Broadcasting(Associate in Science Degree)

This program enables students to train for careers within electronic and print media as well as dramatic arts. An associate degree will often fulfill employers' requirements within these fields. Students who prefer to transfer to four-year schools should be able to do so.

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

2.0 QPArequired

Number	Title	Credits
_COM* 101	Introduction to Mass Communication	3
COM* 121	Journalism I	3
COM* 131	Audio Production	3
COM* 166	Video Filmmaking	3
COM* 241	Television Production	3
DGA* 128	Digital Photography	3
THR* 107	History of Film	3
THR* 110	Acting I	3
A minimum of six credits from the following:
ART* 140	Basic Still Photography	4
+COM* 152	Documentary Photography	3
COM* 204	American Popular Culture	3
+COM 295	Internship I	3
CSA* 105	Introduction to Software Applications	3
CSA* 150	Presentation Software	1
+CST* 150	Web Design & Development I	3
DGA* 123	Digital Photography - Short Course	1
THR* 211	Advanced Acting	4
One course from BBG, BES, BFN, BMG, BMK* designation		3
Minimum Total:		30

FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS

Arts and Communications:
Number	Title	Credits
+ENG* 101	Composition (*)	3
* Minimum "C" grade required
+ENG* 102	Literature & Composition
or
+ENG* 103	Composition II	3
COM* 173	Public Speaking	3
Fine Arts Elective		3-4

Individual and Society:
Number	Title	Credits
SOC* 190	Self and Others: Dynamics of Diversity	3
Two electives in this category		6

Math and Science:
Number	Title	Credits
+Math Elective (numbered above 100)		3-4
Science Elective		3-4

Humanities:
Number	Title	Credits
Humanities Elective		3

Open Electives:
Number	Title	Credits
Open Elective		3-4
Minimum Total:		63

+ Prerequisite required

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