Introduction to Mass Communication

Communication (COMM) 110 Mass Communication Introduction Unit 3 C - ID JOUR 100 In the 3 - hour lecture, we will introduce the practice of American (and world - wide) mass media and its impact. Topics include current media practices, problems, problems and key trends, with particular emphasis on media and social impact and ways to change each other. Find out the history, ethics, role and responsibility of mass media theory, contributions of various groups, gender issues, and legal rights and restrictions. Background of the mass media includes news advertisements, public relations activities, photojournalism, newspapers, radio, television, movies, recordings, book publishing, web / cable and online communication. AA / AS GE, CSU, CSU GE, IGETC, UC

Topics that can improve the government's career include: public speaking, journalism, interpersonal communication, media system introduction, communication theory, communication research method, organizational communication, discussion and discussion, rhetoric theory and criticism , Political communication, persuasion, media performance, listening, communication ethics, performance research, performance. The relationship between computerization and communication is the subject of extensive research by communication experts. Many communication departments provide specialization in information science, human information theory, and process or communication technology, often involving computer-based communication, compressed video and teleconferencing.