RADIO BROADCASTING I
Course Number: 49338V
Fundamentals of Radio provides an understanding of basic phases of radio communication and mass media broadcasting, focusing on history, theory,and legal aspects. This course is designed to introduce students to the basic elements and skills needed for radio broadcast production. Students will learn the basics of broadcast news writing, how to gather and incorporate sound, and basic laws and ethical issues of the industry. Equipment instruction includes operating radio amplifiers, mixers, audio boards, microphones, music CDs, and MP3s. Internet and On-Air program production are emphasized. Students will become familiar with radio production techniques used within the broadcast industry.

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Tier IA, IB