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The master’s degree in Communications offers a great deal of flexibility in planning and design. Students, with the help of an advisor, plan a 36-hour program that best suits their individual needs.
Options include: COM 50000, 50400, 50500, 50700, 51100, 52000, 52100, 54000, 54200, 54300, 54400, 54600, 55100, 55400, 55700, 56500, 56600, 56900, 57000, 57100, 57400, 57900, 586XX, 59000, 59200, 59300 and COM 59500. Either COM 60101, 60100 or ICM 60100 is required of all majors. Some classes will be dual-enrollment.
Program Requirements
COM 50000 Writing for Converged Media
COM 50400 Broadcast Newswriting
COM 50500 Desktop Publishing
COM 50700 Writing for the Electronic Media
COM 51100 Creative Writing
COM 52000 Digital Imaging
COM 52100 Vector Graphics
COM 54000 Television Sports Production
COM 54200 Interactive Web Development
COM 54300 Television News Production
COM 54400 Advanced Interactive Scripting
COM 54600 Television Fine Arts Production
COM 55100 Radio Production
COM 55400 Video Production
COM 55700 Non-linear Video Editing
COM 56500 Electronic Resources
COM 56600 Advanced Web Page Design
COM 56900 Broadcast Operations
COM 57000 History of Film
COM 57100 Advanced Audio Production
COM 57400 Advanced Video
COM 57900 Production for Television
COM 58600 Special Topics
COM 59000 TV News Reporting
COM 59200 Communications Workshop
COM 59300 Media/Communication Internship
COM 59500 Special Projects
COM 60100 Communications Policies and Strategies
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COM 60101 Communications Project
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ICM 60100 Communications Policies and Strategies
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