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“Broadcast” file opened, Task described in 2nd saved as “Broadcast comment performed, two ” comments deleted Majoring in Broadcast Journalism Title uses Title style. A Broadcast Journalism major prepares you to deliver and gather for radio, television and web . You will master management techniques required to produce feature-length programs, and gain hands-on training in the latest audio and video production hardware and software. 5 headings formatted with Prerequisites the Heading 1 style Before you can officially declare yourself a Broadcast Journalism major, you need to complete these four courses: . Journalism 101: Essentials of Journalism List of 4 prerequisite . Communication 101: Principles of Communication classes formatted as . Business 201: Project Management . English 102: Introduction to Composition bulleted list, square bullets. It is possible to substitute another management class for Business 20, although you need to submit a formal request to your Broadcast Journalism adviser before class registration. In order to allow enough time to complete your upper level course, you need to complete all prerequisites by the end of your sophomore year. 1st instance of “journalism” replaced Core Courses with “media,” case The four core courses of the Broadcast Journalism curriculum focus on writingmatches and video and audio production: . Broadcast Journalism 101: Writing for Broadcast Media . Broadcast Journalism 102: Audio Production . Broadcast Journalism 103: Video Production Core courses formatted as . Broadcast Journalism symposium chosen from the following list: bulleted list, square o Broadcast Journalism 401: Web Ethics bullets. 3 symposium o Broadcast Journalism 402: International News names indented, formatted o Broadcast Journalism 403: Writing for Mass Media with open circle bullet It is important to complete your symposium course by the second semester of your junior year. You will need the research skills taught in the symposium to complete your senior project. Electives Prior to the beginning of each semester, the Broadcast Journalism department publishes a list of approved electives. All other courses must be approved by your adviser. Examples of recently approved electives include classes that focus on mass media, print media,Page 2, media 2nd paragraph: history, the economics of the news industry, and the history of . Name of the 1st public speaking class has only Public Speaking the 1st letter of each word By definition, a broadcast must be a confidentcapitalized. public Comment speaker . Broadcast JournalismTop majors of page are 2: List of 3 encouraged to participate in dramatic productions,explains and canthe gainchange extra credit for all college publictheater speaking classes productions. To ensure that you have the skills required for a career in the competitive journalismformatted market as, a numbered you are required to take the following classes in the order listed: list, using the “1), 2), 3)” numbering style 1) Communication 110: Beginning Public Speaking Commented [SN1]: I assumed you didn’t want this all 2) Broadcast Journalism 220: Video Reporting uppercase, so I changed it In the numbered list, 3) Communication 120: Announcing for Radio and Television paragraph 3 (“Broadcast Journalism 220: Video Reporting”) became paragraph 2 It is possible to take the first two classes concurrently, but most students prefer to take the first class the second semester of their sophomore year. They then complete the remaining public speaking classes during their junior and senior years. Ideally, you should complete the last class before the beginning of your last semester. Page 2: “Senior Project” heading positioned before Senior Project paragraph that begins This project should incorporate video and audio broadcasts, as well as interviews with at least“This three project should ….” subjects. For more information, see the Broadcast Journalism Senior Project handout. Prepared by: Student Name

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