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CS 206

Public Communication

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This course introduces students to key issues and themes that shape the institutional and organizational production and distribution of political and commercial messages. The course examines the texts, modes and institutions of public communication: journalism and news; mass and alternative media; ideology and public opinion; publicity and promotional culture; political parties, think tanks and advocacy groups; corporations, unions and social movements; and the roles of public intellectuals. Pre-requisite: CS100 or CS101

This course introduces students to key issues and themes that shape the institutional and organizational production and distribution of political and commercial messages. The course examines the texts, modes and institutions of public communication: journalism and news; mass and alternative media; ideology and public opinion; publicity and promotional culture; political parties, think tanks and advocacy groups; corporations, unions and social movements; and the roles of public intellectuals. Pre-requisite: CS100 or CS101

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This course introduces students to key issues and themes that shape the institutional and organizational production and distribution of political and commercial messages. The course examines the texts, modes and institutions of public communication: journalism and news; mass and alternative media; ideology and public opinion; publicity and promotional culture; political parties, think tanks and advocacy groups; corporations, unions and social movements; and the roles of public intellectuals. Pre-requisite: CS100 or CS101

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CS 206

Public Communication

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This course introduces students to key issues and themes that shape the institutional and organizational production and distribution of political and commercial messages. The course examines the texts, modes and institutions of public communication: journalism and news; mass and alternative media; ideology and public opinion; publicity and promotional culture; political parties, think tanks and advocacy groups; corporations, unions and social movements; and the roles of public intellectuals. Pre-requisite: CS100 or CS101

This course introduces students to key issues and themes that shape the institutional and organizational production and distribution of political and commercial messages. The course examines the texts, modes and institutions of public communication: journalism and news; mass and alternative media; ideology and public opinion; publicity and promotional culture; political parties, think tanks and advocacy groups; corporations, unions and social movements; and the roles of public intellectuals. Pre-requisite: CS100 or CS101

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This course introduces students to key issues and themes that shape the institutional and organizational production and distribution of political and commercial messages. The course examines the texts, modes and institutions of public communication: journalism and news; mass and alternative media; ideology and public opinion; publicity and promotional culture; political parties, think tanks and advocacy groups; corporations, unions and social movements; and the roles of public intellectuals. Pre-requisite: CS100 or CS101

CS 206 Prerequisites

CS 100 (Min. Grade D-) or CS 101 (Min. Grade D-)

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CS 206 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Cultural Studies (CLST)

Communication Studies (CMST)

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