Digital/Broadcast Journalism is a three year course sequence that falls under the Production and Managerial Arts Pathway.  Students who complete the course sequence with a grade of an A or B (both semesters)and on the final exam are eligible to earn 3 units of community college credit.

By completing this application I am commiting to completing the three year pathway.


Broadcast Journalism: Is a three year pathway/sequence for students at the School of International Studies. The course sequence is as follows:

Course One: Video Production 1-2:
This course develops student skills in video production. Areas of emphasis include scriptwriting, equipment operation, studio and remote production techniques, on-camera oral communication skills, critical television viewing, and occupational opportunities in video.

Course Two and Course Three: Broadcast Journalsim 1-2 and Broadcast Journalism 3-4
These courses provide advanced-level instruction in news reporting and editing for both on-air video (broadcast) and print media. Students refine their communication and technical-production skills by preparing and presenting newscasts and enterprise reports in a broadcast environment. Reporting, writing news copy, sound and video editing, and presentation design are among the topics covered. The importance of researching information and fact-checking is emphasized throughout the curriculum.