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Intro To Mass Media Research
The course furnishes understudies with a to the essential research issues and procedures expected to use both quantitative and subjective strategies suitable for mass correspondences understudies who are taking their first research course in research techniques.
Prerequisites
Preferably,students should pass both ENGL 1101 and ENGL 1102 preceding taking this course.
Pedagogical Approach & Learning Outcomes
Pedagogical Approach
Hand, Lindsey; Ryan, Erin; and Sichler, Karen, Introduction to Communication Research: Becoming A Scholar" (2019)
Learning Outcomes
Show learning of sound research rehearses.
Compose compelling examination articles.
Shows the demeanors expected in their area(s) of specialization
Assessment & Other Information
Assessment
Understudies will be required to submit exchange presents and react on companions posts.
Understudies will be required to take mid-term evaluation on morals and documentation
Understudies will be required to finish three research-related expositions.
Understudies will be required to accomplish a score of 70% or above on both the examination papers and the mid-term test on morals and APA documentation.
Other Information
None
Course Resources
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Handbook of Independent Journalism (Open (Access) Textbook)
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Environmental Science Resources (Reference Material)
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Detecting Comments on News Articles in Microblogs (Presentation)
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Retro Report (Collection)
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CMS.100 Introduction to Media Studies (MIT) (Online Course)
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Women, Sport, and Media Studies Introduction (Open (Access) Journal-Article)
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CMS.796 Major Media Texts | Comparative Media Studies/Writing (Online Course)
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CMS.998 New Media Literacies | Comparative Media Studies/Writing (Online Course)
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21L.015 Introduction to Media Studies | Literature (Online Course)
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21L.015 Introduction to Media Studies | Literature (Online Course)
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Institue for New Media Studies (Reference Material)