Pre: 2.5 cum gpa and 36:001 Staff
This course will focus on prime time television shows to discuss the
cultural and social impact of the medium as a whole. Specific programs will
serve as examples of the historical rise of broadcast television, the development
of television narration, the evolution of television genres, the changing nature
of the entertainment industry, and controversies of television’s effects
on audiences.
| Sec. 001-002 restricted to nonmajors during Early Registration (April 22-May 3) | |||||
| Sec. 001 | 2:30-3:20 pm | MWF | 201 BCSB | ||
| Sec. 002 | 11:30 am-12:30 pm | MWF | 201 BCSB | ||
| Sec. 01A-02A restricted to majors during Early Registration (April 22-May 3) | |||||
| Sec. 01A | 2:30-3:20 pm | MWF | 201 BCSB | ||
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Sec. 02A | 11:30 am-12:30 pm | MWF | 201 BCSB | |
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