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DIGITAL STORYTELLING Minor

Digital Storytelling Minor Learning Outcomes

A. Communication and Context: Demonstrate effective oral and written communication in interpersonal, small group, organizational, public and virtual contexts, and platforms.

B. Creativity and Content: Create a portfolio showcasing fluency with digital storytelling tools, media aesthetics, and performance practices.

C. Theory and Application: Apply communication theories and basic research methods to analyze audiences, media aesthetics, media effects, and performance practices in historical and professional contexts.

D. Culture and Critique: Explain how media systems and communication industries engender and engage ideas about race, gender, sexuality, class, religion, and national identity.

Required:

COM 2740 Video Producing and Production

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Choose two of the following:

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COM 2200 Writing for Broadcast Media

COM 2210 Writing for Media Platforms

COM 2620 Broadcast Sales and Marketing Research

COM 2762 Digital Audio Production

COM 2900 Multimedia Journalism

COM 2905 Photojournalism

FCST 2761 Digital Video Editing

FCST 2780 Digital Documentary and Moviemaking

Choose two of the following:

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COM 3506 Media Law and Ethics

COM 3550 Broadcast Management

COM 3752 On-Air Broacast Reporting

COM 3768 Online Video: Producing and Marketing

COM 4050 Independent Studio

COM 4100 Independent Reading

Total:

15