{ "document_id": 13927, "page": 261, "width_pt": 612, "height_pt": 792, "rotation": 0, "pipeline_version": "paddleocr-vl-1.6+paul-48", "engine": "paddleocr_vl", "source_run_id": 14039, "item_count": 5, "counts_by_type": { "footer": 2, "header": 1, "text": 2 }, "build_ms": 3, "items": [ { "id": "p261.1", "order": 1, "type": "header", "bbox": { "l": 269.04, "t": 737.52, "r": 275.52, "b": 728.64 }, "text": "3", "attrs": { "block_label": "number" }, "level": 2 }, { "id": "p261.2", "order": 2, "type": "text", "bbox": { "l": 54, "t": 738.06552, "r": 286.69548, "b": 85.48451999999997 }, "text": "JOU 362: News Editing\nPrerequisites: JOU 361 or consent of instructor. Practice in\nevaluating the quality and effectiveness of a news story and\nin editing news copy for correct grammar and Associated\nPress style.\nJOU 364: Desktop/Web Publishing 3\nPrerequisites: JOU 361 and ART 307 or consent of in-\nstructor. Instruction in using desktop publishing programs\nto produce newsletters and flyers and using HTML editor\nprograms and FTP clients to publish materials on the\nInternet.\nJOU 365: Advanced Public Affairs Reporting 3\nIntense study of and reporting about public agencies,\nspecifically local, state, and federal governmental agencies.\nJOU 366: Seminar in Public Relations 3\nPrerequisites: JOU 361 and JOU 362 or instructor’s\npermission. Intense study of the principles and practices of\npublic relations.\nJOU 367: Television and Radio Production 3\nPrerequisite: JOU 361 or instructor’s consent. Teaches basic\nskills for television and radio production, and how to use\nthem as tools of broadcast journalism.\nJOU 368: Community Journalism\n(Print Version) 3\nPrerequisite: JOU 361. Study of small town and rural\nnewspapers, their unique service function, and the particular\neconomic and community development issues facing their\naudiences.\nJOU 369: Community Journalism (Broadcast\nVersion) 3\nPrerequisites: JOU 367 or Instructor’s Consent. Study of\nlocal broadcast news media, their unique service functions,\nand the particular economic and community issues facing\ntheir audiences.\nJOU 370: Public Relations Campaigns 3\nPrerequisite: JOU 366 or instructor’s consent. Study of PR\ncase studies leading to practical experience in a real PR\ncampaign for a rural, corporate or non-profit environment.\nJOU 371: Public Events Planning 3\nPrerequisite: JOU 366 or instructor’s consent. Study of\ncases leading to the development of a special event for an\norganization associated with rural, corporate or non-profit\nenvironment.\nJOU 372: Television & Radio Production II 3\nPrerequisite: JOU 367. Advanced course for television and\nradio broadcasting. This course is designed to provide\nadvanced broadcast journalism students with hands-on\ntraining in production, writing and editing for radio and\ntelevision.", "attrs": { "source": "text_layer_columns", "column": 1 } }, { "id": "p261.3", "order": 3, "type": "text", "bbox": { "l": 324.07, "t": 738.06552, "r": 557.3332, "b": 92.20452 }, "text": "JOU 400: Radio-Television Audiences and\nProgramming 3\nPrerequisite: JOU 225. Provides opportunities for the\nstudent to become familiar with the techniques of creating\nprograms, program schedules, demographic analyses, and\npolicies and procedures of station operation.\nJOU 401: Special Topics in Print Journalism 3\nPrerequisites: JOU 361 or consent of instructor. In-depth\nstudy and practice in specialty fields of journalism. Regularly\nrotating topics to include Agricultural Journalism,\nEnvironmental Reporting, and Covering Culture and the\nArts.\nJOU 434: Practicum in Print Journalism 3\nPrerequisites: JOU 362 or consent of instructor, and junior\nstanding (60 earned credit hours). Work as a reporter editor\nin a supervised role at a newspaper or magazine; 230 total\nwork hours for 3 semester hours credit.\nJOU 435: Practicum in Broadcast Journalism 3\nPrerequisites: Junior standing (60 credit hours) and either\nJOU 367 or Instructor’s Consent. Work as a reporter or\neditor in a supervised role at a broadcast medium; 230 hours\nwork for 3 academic credit hours.\nJOU 436: Practicum in Public Relations 3\nPrerequisites: JOU 365 or instructor’s consent, and junior\nstanding (60 earned credit hours). Work as a PR practitioner\nin a supervised role in a public relations environment; 230\ntotal work hours for 3 semester credit hours.\nKOREAN\nKOR 171: Introduction to Korean Culture and\nLanguage 3\nPrerequisite: KOR 171 or consent of instructor. An\nintroductory study of Korean culture with an emphasis on\nthe basics of HanGul (the Korean language alphabet).\nKOR 172: Korean Languages II 3\nPrerequisite: KOR 171 or consent of instructor.\nContinuation of KOR 171 to reinforce the basic foundation\nof the Korean language with emphasis on developing\nwriting, reading and conversational skills.\nLIBERAL STUDIES – HONORS\nLST 241: Intermediate Classical Greek I 3\nPrerequisites: HON 132 or consent of instructor. Reading\nand translation of authors such as Plato, Xenophon, and\nDemosthenes. Open to non-honors students.\nLST 242: Intermediate Classical Greek II 3\nPrerequisites: LST 241 or consent of instructor. Reading\nand translation of a play by Sophocles or Euripides. 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