Curriculum & Courses

Below is the list of courses required to complete the Broadcasting Diploma Program and is effective Fall 2011. For more detailed information please see Course Descriptions. Courses will be listed in their abbreviated form within these sections. See also the General Education Requirements.

Semester One

COMM 1112Introduction to Radio Writing
COMM 1114Introduction to Broadcast Journalism (Radio)
COMM 1116Introduction to Radio Operations
COMM 1206Radio Performance
General Education(see * below for further details)

Semester Two

COMM 1201Advanced Radio Operations
One of:COMM 1202 - Radio Commercial Writing 
COMM 1203 - Radio News
General Education(see * below for further details)
General Education(see * below for further details)
  

Spring Semester (Six weeks)

COMM 1209Television Operations

Semester Three

COMM 1204Broadcast Journalism (Television)
COMM 1240Television Program Production and Television Operations
COMM 1241Television Creative Writing/Producing
General Education(see * below for further details)
General Education(see * below for further details)

Semester Four

One of the following combinations:
COMM 1211Advanced Television Production
COMM 1213 Extended Broadcast Studies
or
COMM 1242Advanced Television Creative Writing/Producing
COMM 1245Advertising for Broadcasters
or
COMM 1247 Television News Production
COMM 1248 Television News and Documentary Writing
All second-year Broadcasting students must also take:
COMM 1244 

Broadcast Industry Organizational Structure

Spring Semester

One of:

COMM 1205 - Radio Practicum 
COMM 1281 - Television Practicum

 

* Students must choose one foundation or higher level course from each of the four General Education clusters (Cluster 1-Numeracy and Scientific Literacy; Cluster 2-Values, Beliefs and Identity; Cluster 3-Community and Society; Cluster 4-Communications), and in addition, a fifth course must be one foundation level course from Cluster 4-Communications.

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