COURSE SCHEDULE

SPRING 2012
50 080 224 NEW MEDIA ART

50 080 447 VIDEO & FILM PRODUCTION

50 354 397 FILM GENRE: HORROR  

50 354 391 SPECIAL TOPICS FILM: FANTASY FILM  

50 470 386 GERMAN CINEMA

50 510 381 BRITISH POPULAR CULTURE

50 512 390 AMERICAN FILM: 1940 - PRESENT 

50 570 301 INTRO TO JOURNALISM: MASS COMMUNICATION

50 570 302 NEWS RPTG & WRTG II

50 700 201 FACING THE MUSIC

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

• Foundation (Required)
  Introduction to Media Studies 50:920:342

Media Studies Specialized Courses (15 Credits Required)

• Art in the Age of Mechanized and Electronic Media 50:082:380
• Mass Media and Popular Culture 50:920:442
• Globalization and the Media 50:920:347
• Communication 50:920:341
• Principles of Marketing 52:630:201
• Advertising and Promotions Management 52:630:353
• Introduction to Journalism 50:570:300
• History of Television 50:512:388
• American Film History: 1940 to Present
  50:512:338
• Cyberspace and Society
  50:920:425

• American Film History: 1890 to 1940 50:512:389
• World Cinema 50:354:320
• French Film in English Translation I/II 50:420:305, 306
• German Cinema in English Translation I/II 50:470:271, 272
• History of the Film 50:350:300
• Literature and Film 50:354:310
• Major Filmmakers 50:354:350
• Special Topics in Film 50:350:391,392,393,394
• Screenwriting 50:350:395
• Studies in Film Genres 50:354:396,397,398,399
• News Reporting and Writing 50:570:301,302
• Review Writing 50:570:336
• Digital Photo I 50:080:264

Intro to Film and Video 50:080:281

Independent Study in Media Studies 50:657:290

Independent Study in Media Studies 50:657:291

Special Topics in Media Studies 50:657:280

Special Topics: Media Studies I 50:657:380

Special Topics: Media Studies II 50:657:381

Media Studies Seminar 50:657:390

Students may also present or propose appropriate courses from departments throughout the University for approval to the program director.

EVENTS/NEWS

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