Associate of Applied Science: Broadcasting

This intensive program requires time spent in control and production studios and is recommended for students who wish to enter the broadcasting field immediately after graduation. This is not a transfer degree and is not recommended for students transferring to a four-year school. Emphasis is placed on practical application as well as theory. Students develop the skills required for entry into the broadcasting industry.

Radio Announcing Technical Certificate

Number	Course Name	Hr
BU212	Business Communications	3
CO176	Intro to Computer Concepts & Apps	3
RT103	Intro to Radio & Television Announcing	3
RT111	Intro to Radio Production & Copywriting	3
RT112	Radio On-Air Performance Critique I	1
RT113	Radio On-Air Performance Critique II	1
RT168	Radio On-Air Performance I	2
RT169	Radio On-Air Performance II	2
RT219	Advanced Radio Production & Copywriting	3
RT220	Broadcast Sales & Marketing	3
RT221	Advanced Radio Announcing	3
Total Credit Hours		27

AAS Broadcasting Completion

Technical Certificate Credit Hours		27
Number	Course Name	Hr
Orientation
SO100	Student Success Seminar	1
General Education Component (15 hrs)
EN176	English Composition I	3
	Mathmatics - Gen. Ed.	3
	Oral Communication - Gen. Ed.	3
	Arts/Humanities	3
	Social/Behavioral Science - Gen. Ed.	3
Broadcasting Component (9 hrs)
RT212	Radio On Air Critique III	1
RT213	Radio On Air Critique IV	1
RT222	Advanced Broadcast Sales & Marketing	3
RT268	Radio On Air Performance III	2
RT269	Radio On Air Performance IV	2

Broadcasting/Computer Electives (10 hrs)
BU222	Customer Service	3
BU245	Principles of Selling	3
BU281	Effective Time Management	1
RT188	Sports Broadcasting I	3
RT189	Sports Broadcasting II	3
RT299	Directed Study in Radio	3
Total Credit Hours		62