Before you head off for summer, here are some final updates regarding Fall 2010 courses.

Undergraduate Courses:

EMAC (ATEC) 2321 – Writing and Research for New Media, two sections (Staff)

EMAC (ATEC) 2322 – Introduction to Electronic and Digital Communication, two sections (K. Knight, Staff)

EMAC 3326 – Emerging Media and Communication (D. Leeson)

EMAC 4325 – Digital Writing (D. Parry)

EMAC 4372 – Topics in EMAC – Social Change, Social Justice and Social Media (M. Kasra)

Graduate Courses:

EMAC 6300 – Introduction to Emerging Media and Communication

Introduction to interdisciplinary study of the implications of interactive technology for the creation, dissemination, and impact of communication.Establishes basic theoretical concepts and principles underlying the graduate program in Emerging Media Communication. (K. Knight) W 7 – 9:45 pm

EMAC 6372 – Approaches to Emergent Media and Communications

Approaches to Emergent Media and Communications focuses on the study of emergent media from a theoretical frame, exploring the political, technological, cultural and historical forces which inform the way media and communication develop. (C. Shen) T 7 – 9:45 pm

EMAC 6373 – Emerging Media Studio 1

This course explores media production across multiple media. Students work in teams to develop meta-media projects in a variety of content delivery environments. Class will require students to develop a range of rhetorical (text, audio) and visual (image, video) strategies appropriate for emerging media. (D. Terry) R 7 – 9:45 pm

EMAC 6V81 – Special Topics in Emergent Communication — CANCELLED