COMMS 351

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Media Technology and Audiences

Communications College of Fine Arts and Communications

Course Description

Understanding media content and channels empowering and improving media consumption and interpretation. Approaches may include new technology, social media, consumer behavior, media criticism, and media literacy.

When Taught

Fall

Min

3

Fixed/Max

3

Fixed

3

Fixed

0

Other Prerequisites

Major or minor status

Title

Emerging Media

Learning Outcome

Students will analyze and evaluate the impact of AI and emerging media technologies on themselves and larger social systems, particularly in relation to family communication, religious expression, and civic participation.

Title

Tech Content

Learning Outcome

Students will produce original content on the use of AI and new media platforms to enhance their personal portfolios.

Title

Tech Strategy

Learning Outcome

Students will create and propose strategies that leverage AI and digital media to promote positive societal outcomes, applying their understanding of how technology influences communication within families, religious communities, and civic spaces.

Title

Comms Theory

Learning Outcome

Students will synthesize theoretical knowledge and practical applications to predict future trends in media technology, articulating how these innovations might reshape social systems, with particular attention to ethical considerations and community impact.