Below are sample syllabi from various faculty who teach courses in the Television-Radio Department.
TVR 10100 Introduction to Media Production
TVR 11500 Introduction to Field Production
TVR 12100 Introduction to Mass Media
TVR 12200 Media Aesthetics & Analysis
TVR 12300 Introduction to Law and the Media
TVR 12700 Entertainment Media Writing
Jack Powers
TVR 13100 Media Writing
TVR 13400 Developing Story Narratives
TVR 21500 Intermediate Field Production
TVR 22000 Global Flow of Information
TVR 22500 Television Production and Direction
TVR 25100 Critical Thinking and Mass Communication
TVR 26000 Quantitative Mass Media Research Methods
TVR 26200 Qualitative Mass Media Research Methods
TVR 27100 Audio Production
TVR 29600 Audience Research
TVR 29900 Non-Fiction Production
John Scott
TVR 30300 Development & Production for TV and Film
Steve Gordon
TVR 30400 Advanced Studio Production
TVR 30900 Motion Graphics and Animation
Tom Nicholson
TVR 31000 Experimental Video: Production & Criticism
TVR 31200 Government and Media
TVR 31500 Advanced Field Production
TVR 32200 New Telecommunications Technologies
TVR 33300 Writing for Series Television
TVR 37100 Advanced Audio
TVR 39900 Documentary Workshop
Ben Crane
TVR 46000 Senior Seminar: Topics in Media Effects
TVR 47100 Audio Workshop
Jeff Bradbury
TVR 49100 Video Workshop
