Courses

This is a one-hour reading and writing tutorial designed to integrate students' to increase practice with SAE (Standard American English), reinforce reading

This is a one-hour reading tutorial designed to support students' critical reading assist students in co-requisite reading-intensive courses. Credit in this course point average or classification of students by hours completed. (Course does SOCI 2319 or other reading-intensive course.

Survey of the literature relating to a topic approved by the supervising faculty member; not to include laboratory or field research. A formal paper and/or examination is required. May be taken for one credit hour in each of two consecutive semesters, or for one or two credit hours in any one semester. Offered according to demand.

The student will agree to work on a specific project under the guidance and supervision of a faculty member approved by the Latin American and Latino Studies program.

A study of the principles of developing effective voice presentation for television and radio. The course includes analysis of announcing and newscasting practices. Current methods in the television and radio industry are covered. Skills are developed through extensive use of audio and video- tape.

This course introduces students to the basics of visual image production, focusing camera performance, and studio producing/directing. Students are expected

This course offers advanced instruction and practice in student-produced TV a week, as well as gathering, shooting, writing, and editing TV news. Students 7.

This course provides students the opportunity to produce a variety of studio television programs. Examples include, but not limited to, a talk show, sports talk, TV newscast and interviews.

Introduction to the production elements, theories and procedures of producing news broadcasts for television, including lighting, set design, preparation, equipment operation, graphics, editing, electronic news gathering (ENG), operation of remote equipment.