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Radio Broadcasting: On the Air, AS S0605

Program: S0605

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Suggested Sequence of CourseworkIndicates Courses Offered Online

Fall Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
R-TV 11A	Beginning Radio Productio	3.0
ENGL 1A	Freshman Composition	4.0
AA/S KINES	Phys Ed (KIN) Activity Course	0.5
R-TV 01	Intro to Electronic Media	4.5
R-TV 38	(and) Radio Rules and Regulations
Total:		12.0

Winter Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
SPCH 1A	Public Speaking	4.0
Total:		4.0

Spring Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
R-TV 02	On-Air Personality Development	3.0
R-TV 36	Begin Commercial Voice-Overs	3.0
R-TV 15	Broadcast Law & Business	3.0
R-TV 96A	Campus Radio Lab - Beginning	1.0
AA/S LIFE	Area E Lifelong Undrstg Course	3.0
Total:		13.0

Summer Semester (Year 1)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S ARTS	Area C-1 Arts Course	3.0
Total:		3.0

Fall Semester (Year 2)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
R-TV 05	Radio-TV Newswriting	3.0
R-TV 17	Introduction to Podcasting	3.0
R-TV 96B	Campus Radio Lab -Intermediate	1.0
AA/S MATH	Meet AA/AS Math Comptcy Req	3.0
AA/S USHIS	Area D-1 Hist/Pol Sc Course	3.0
Total:		13.0

Winter Semester (Year 2)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
AA/S HUM	Area C-2 Humanities Course	3.0
Total:		3.0

Spring Semester (Year 2)

Course Prefix	Title	Units
R-TV 96C	Campus Radio Lab - Advanced	1.0
AA/S SCNCE	Area B-1 or B-2 Science Course	3.0
R-TV 97A	Radio/Entertain Indust Seminar	2.0
R-TV 97B	(and) Radio/Entertain Work Experienc
R-TV 03	Sportscasting and Reporting	3.0
R-TV 04	(or) Broadcast News Field Reporting
R-TV 06	(or) Broadcast Traffic Reporting
R-TV 09	(or) Broadcast Sales and Promotion
R-TV 10	(or) Radio Producing
R-TV 11B	(or) Advanced Radio Production
R-TV 13	(or) Interview and Talk Program
R-TV 31	(or) History of Radio DJs
R-TV 32	(or) Social Media in Broadcast
R-TV 35	(or) Pop Culture in the Media
R-TV 37	(or) Advanced Voice-Overs Technique
R-TV 39	(or) Social Media and Online Ethics
R-TV 99	(or) Special Projects Broadcasting
R-TV 101	(or) Work Exp Broadcast Entertain
R-TV 03	Sportscasting and Reporting	3.0
R-TV 04	(or) Broadcast News Field Reporting
R-TV 05	(or) Radio-TV Newswriting
R-TV 11A	(or) Beginning Radio Productio
R-TV 13	(or) Interview and Talk Program
R-TV 31	(or) History of Radio DJs
R-TV 32	(or) Social Media in Broadcast
R-TV 35	(or) Pop Culture in the Media
R-TV 37	(or) Advanced Voice-Overs Technique
R-TV 39	(or) Social Media and Online Ethics
R-TV 99	(or) Special Projects Broadcasting
R-TV 101	(or) Work Exp Broadcast Entertain
Total:		12.0

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Total Number of Units: 60

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