6 courses with the subject MCOM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Catalog Description This course is a survey of the history, structure, functions, and responsibilities of mass media (e.g. social media, television, radio, newspapers). It also includes discussion of media technology and critical analysis of mass media’s role in society.
Catalog Description Practical work experience in reporting, editing, and photography for the college’s newspaper. Work without credit on the college publications is open to any student. Credit is offered for those especially interested in journalism and willing to meet certain minimum time standards and to participate in weekly staff meetings. Students may repeat this course to gain a maximum of 4 credits.
Catalog Description This course looks at the history, practice, and development of public relations in a democratic society. Students learn how to analyze and critique public relations cases in contemporary culture. Students focus on understanding how to conduct ethical public relations campaigns, learn how to apply public relations principles, and use specific strategies to promote brand awareness.
Catalog Description This course provides an introduction to basic techniques and strategies for gathering information and presenting it in writing for the various mass media. There will be instruction in writing news and feature articles, news releases, public relations, broadcast, and advertising copy.
Catalog Description A course in photography for publication, with an emphasis on digital photography and producing photographic images for delivery through a digital medium. Areas of instruction include the operation of the digital camera, preparing images for digital display, principles of photographic communication, photography as part of the journalistic process, photojournalism history, law and ethics, and the use of computers in photographic communication. Prepares students to capture, edit and display photographs in professional publications, especially for publication on the World Wide Web and other digital media.
Catalog Description Instruction in designing, creating, and delivering audio and video content for delivery through digital media, particularly the Internet, using computer software, hardware, and peripherals. Exploration of multimedia interactivity. Examination of media aesthetics, law, and ethics as they pertain to multimedia production. General Course Purpose: To give students working knowledge of multimedia applications and how to effectively deliver digital multimedia content to audiences.
Source: Anoka-Ramsey Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
