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JOU-115 Introduction to Journalism, 3
cr.
Students receive an overview of the journalism profession.
Emphasis focuses on the fundamental principles of news gathering
and writing, copy reading, proofreading, editing, and newspaper
makeup. Substantive areas include the history and contemporary
state of journalism.
(Formerly JR-163A)
JOU-120 Beg News Writing, 3 cr.
This course will cover the processes of understanding what is
news, methods of gathering information for news stories, writing
stories, editing principles, writing cut lines and headlines,
editorials and feature stories, for print, audio and video.
Students will contribute stories to the college newspaper, radio
and television newscasts and supplement the stories with video.
(Formerly JR-143A)
JOU-121 Newswriting and Reporting, 3 cr.
The process of understanding what is news, methods of gathering
information for news stories and writing news stories; editing
principles, writing headlines and photo captions, editorials and
feature stories.
(Formerly JR-153A)
JOU-140 Newspaper Lab I, 2 cr.
Provides the student with the skills and knowledge of newspaper
operations, including deadline pressures, story writing,
photography, editing, layout and beats.
(Formerly JR-110A)
JOU-141 Newspaper Lab II, 2 cr.
Continuation of JOU-140.
(Formerly JR-122A)
JOU-171 Introduction to Photography, 3
cr.
Introduction to the 35mm camera: selection and handling; theory
of light; lenses and focusing; depth of field and film types;
composition; film processing and basic darkroom techniques.
(Formerly JR-113A)
JOU-173 Digital Photography, 3 cr.
Basic digital theory, how the digital camera works. Includes
digital capture; input into the computer; digital manipulation;
basic PhotoShop and photography; saving digital images for
future use and long term archiving on zip disks, CD's and hard
drives; how to print digital images; and how to send digital
images after formatting for sending.
(Formerly JR-123A)
JOU-176 News & Forensic Photography, 3
cr.
A survey of basic photographic skills needed to create
publishable news photographs using 35mm and digital cameras. A
survey of basic photographic skills needed to create photographs
for police department and court use of crime scenes, evidence,
individuals and for inter-departmental use.
(Formerly JR-216A)
JOU-210 Media Law and Ethics, 3 cr.
Legal, ethical and business concerns surrounding the mass media,
as contemporary issues and from historical perspectives.
(Formerly JR-213A)
JOU-220 Advanced Newswriting, 3 cr.
This course follows a basic journalism writing course. Students
will develop advanced skills in writing in AP style, research
and news gathering, and identifying news stories. They will
learn how to develop news sources, how to develop multiple
stories from one source or meeting, and how to write
multiple-source stories.
(Formerly JR-156A)
JOU-240 Newspaper Lab III, 2 cr.
Continuation of JOU-141.
(Formerly JR-212A)
JOU-241 Newspaper Lab IV, 2 cr.
Continuation of JOU-240.
(Formerly JR-220A)
JOU-941 Practicum, 2 cr., 5 cr.
Practical work experience related to journalism.
(Formerly JR-234A/JR-236A) |
