Television and Radio

Program/Department Advisers

Please contact the department for information on academic advisers and office hours.

Student Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

1. Articulate the connections between the historical development of media genres, technologies, industries, policies, audiences, and practices and contemporary media environments.

2. Recognize, articulate, and practice ethical principles of communication that are grounded in self-reflection and critical thinking about one's own cultural perspective.

3. Articulate and assess how the aesthetic principles of visual, aural, and computational media are informed by the differing use and impact of content across media and platforms.

Skills

1. Employ professional standards for writing, visual and aural communication in all assignments.

2. Gather, analyze, critically assess, and organize information from a range of sources in an ethical and civically responsible manner.

3. Work collaboratively to design and execute innovative analytic and expressive projects in a multiplicity of media forms.