Choose from ASLA, FREN, GERM, GREK, HEBR, or SPAN and take course numbers 1310, 1320, 2310, and 2320.
History............................................................................ 3 hours Choose from HIST1350 Western Civilization to 1715, HIST1360 Western Civilization Since 1715, HIST2310 United States History to 1865, and HIST2320 United States History Since 1865.
MATH............................................................................. 3 hours Choose from MATH1310 College Algebra, MATH1315 Contemporary Math, MATH1330 Probability and Statistics, MATH1335 Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, and MATH1410 Calculus I.
Social and Behavioral Sciences..................................... 6 hours Choose from ECON, PLSC, PSYC, or SOCY courses.
Biological Science with Lab........................................... 4 hours Choose from BIOL courses with accompanying lab.
Physical Science with Lab ............................................. 4 hours Choose from CHEM, PHSC, or PHYS courses with accompanying lab.
Subtotal .............................................................59 hours Media Ministry Major Required Courses
Media Ministry Supporting Courses ............................ 9 hours Choose from CHST2340 Introduction to Missions, CHST2351 Principles of Christian Leadership, COMM2310 Interpersonal Communication, COMM2320 Cross Cultural Communication, COMM3350 Interactive Communication, and MRKT2335 Principles of Marketing.
Course Groups 1-5 should be taken in numeric order by group. Exceptions require Chair’s approval.
Group 1 MCOM1300 Introduction to Mass Communication... 3 hours
MCOM1310 Media Technology.................................... 3 hours
Practicum Elective...........................................................1 hour Choose from MCOM1101 Audio Practicum, MCOM1111 Audio Practicum, MCOM1121 Video Practicum, MCOM1131 Video Practicum, MCOM1170 Digital Media Practicum–Website, and MCOM1181 Digital Media Practicum–Magazine.
Group 2 MCOM2120 Media Ministry Practicum.........................1 hour
MCOM2315 Writing for Digital Media......................... 3 hours MCOM2316 Writing for Broadcast Media................... 3 hours MCOM2320 Christianity and the Media...................... 3 hours
Group 3 MCOM2325 Audio and Radio Production ................... 3 hours MCOM2335 Video and Television Production ............ 3 hours MCOM2340 Graphic Communication I ....................... 3 hours MCOM3120 Media Ministry Practicum II .....................1 hour
Group 4 MCOM3340 American Media Ministries..................... 3 hours MCOM4370 Missionary Media Ministries................... 3 hours
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Group 5 MCOM4310 Mass Media Law and Regulations........... 3 hours
MCOM4390 Mass Media Internship ........................... 3 hours Internship must be ministry related.
MCOM4395 Mass Media Seminar/Capstone.............. 3 hours
Media Ministry Electives .............................................. 9 hours Choose from COMM3360 Principles of Public Relations, MCOM2330 Photojournalism, MCOM3335 Broadcast Studio Operations, MCOM3360 Graphic Communication II, MCOM4360 Mass Media Management, and MCOM4325 Advanced Video-Television Production or MCOM4335 Advanced Audio-Radio Production.
Subtotal .............................................................60 hours
General Education Requirements .................59 hours Major Requirements......................................60 hours Free Electives ...................................................9 hours
Total Degree Hours ...................................128 hours All students at North Greenville University must earn one-
half credit hour for Chapel for each semester of full-time enrollment, up to eight semesters, and pass four semesters of Cultural Events for the first four semesters of full-time enrollment in addition to the above hours. Transitional coursework is not included in this total.
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