Mass Media, Communication, and Theatre Courses

Mass Media, Communication, and Theatre Departmental Course Offerings
For official degree information and guidance, please see your assigned advisor.
Journalism Courses (Jour)	Radio-Televison Courses (RTV)
Theatre Courses (The)	Speech Courses (Spc)
Journalism Courses (Jour) JOUR 1307 - Mass Communication in Society Jour 115 - Publication Design and Production Jour 214 - Basic Reporting Jour 260 - Advertising Principles Jour 314 - Intermediate Reporting Jour 315 - Editing and Production Jour 316 - Topics in Community Newspaper Journalism Jour 326 - Advanced Reporting/Feature Writing Jour 328 - Public Relations Principles Jour 329 - Writing for Public Relations Jour 335 - Media History Jour 336 - Media Law Jour 350 - Visual Communication for News Publications Jour 397 - Special Topics Jour 414 - Publishing on the Web Jour 425 - Public Relations Case Studies Jour 426 - Public Relations Campaigns Jour 445 - Ethics in the Media Jour 489 - Independent Jour 490H - Individual Honors Thesis Jour 491H - Honors Readings. Jour 495 - Media Internship Jour 497 - Special Topics Radio-Televison Courses (RTV) All courses require major or minor status or instructor approval RTV 109 A-B - Practicum RTV 209 A-B - Practicum RTV 309 A-B - Practicum RTV 409 A-B - Practicum RTV 1335 - Introduction to Broadcasting RTV 151 - Broadcast Technology RTV 215 - Radio-TV Announcing RTV 219 - Television Broadcasting Procedures RTV 221 - Radio Production RTV 322 - Television Production RTV 326 - Radio-Television Commercial Practices RTV 420 - Mini Cam Operations RTV 440 - Radio-TV News Practices RTV 451 - Broadcasting Seminar RTV 453 - Broadcast Station Operation RTV 489 - Independent Study RTV 497 - Special Topics Speech Courses (Spc) SPC 1311 - Fundamentals of Speech Spc 112 - (SPCH 1342) Voice and Phonetics SPC 2301 - Studies in Human Communication SPC 1321 - Business and Professional Speaking Spc 312 - Persuasive Communication Spc 317 - Interpersonal Communication Spc 318 - Group Process and Decision Making Spc 397 - Special Topics Spc 408 - Intercultural Communication Spc 412 - Theory of Communication Spc 414 - Political Communication Spc 418 - Communication and Social Change Spc 489 - Independent Study Theatre Courses (The) The 109 A-B - Practicum The 209 A-B - Practicum The 309 A-B - Practicum The 409 A-B - Practicum THE 1310 - Introduction to the Theatre The 211 - Oral Interpretation The 213 - Fundamentals of Acting The 215 - Technical Theatre The 218 - Stage Make-up The 305 - Integrated Arts for Elementary Teachers The 308 - Playwriting The 311 - Readers Theatre The 313 - Acting for Television and Film The 315 - Stage Dialects The 316 - Lighting for the Theatre The 340 - History of the Theatre I The 349 - Theatrical Costuming The 366 - Introduction to Scene Design The 397 - Special Topics The 415 - Stage Directing The 440 - History of the Theatre II The 445 - Projects in Acting The 450 - Voyages of Discovery: Artists and Critics at Work The 480 - Lyric Theatre The 489 - Independent Study The 495 - Senior Theatre Project The 497 - Special Topics The 499 - Rehearsal and Performance
Note: Texas A&M University-Commerce has joined the Texas Common Course Numbering System (TCCNS). TCCNS numbers are shown in parenthesis after the course number in the course description. For descriptions of graduate courses see Graduate Catalog.

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