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Madrid, Spain - Course Descriptions - Audiovisual Information

Course Information

Subject: Broadcasting (BDCST), Journalism (JRN)
Number: 1126
Language of Instruction: Spanish
Prerequisites: Audiovisual Communication and Information

Contact Hours and Credits

Semester Session: 45 contact hours, 3 semester credits

Availability

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SessionDatesPrice
Fall Semester 2009 - Language and ElectivesLate August - Mid December 2009TBA
Academic Year 2009-2010 - Language and ElectivesLate August 2009 - Late June 2010TBA

Summary

OBJECTIVES
To give journalism and audiovisual communications students an up-to-date, complete picture of the main audiovisual media: radio and television. Strengths and weaknesses of the media’s approach to information. Student will be familiarised with the work of journalists and producers in both media.

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Television. Standard structure of a television station. Basic vocabulary of Spanish stations. Structure of news services. Differences between news and other programs. Live news. Daily news, special programs and coverage of important events. Radio. The role of journalists and producers in news radio. Reporting on the radio. Radio documentaries. Live news. Organization of radio programs and location of news programs. Radio specialized in news.

METHODOLOGY
Lectures; support of teaching equipment.

EVALUATION
Exam.


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