units
APG5398
Faculty of Arts
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Level | Postgraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Arts |
Organisational Unit | National Centre For Australian Studies |
Offered | Caulfield First semester 2013 (Day) |
Coordinator(s) | Mr Mark Poole (semester 1); Dr Jinna Tay (semester 2) |
Notes
Previously coded COM5006
This unit introduces students to the changing relationships between the media, telecommunications and computing industries. It investigates the practices of electronic publishing and its impact on the communications industry. The unit profiles both traditional media such as the book, print and broadcasting in the light of new forms of content delivery such as the web, wireless and digital broadcasting. It also explores the challenges of developing and delivering high-quality, user-focused content in a digital environment, including social media.
Research essay (4500 words): 50%
Two papers (2250 words each): 40%
Seminar presentation and participation: 10%
Mr Mark Poole (semester 1)
Dr Jinna Tay (semester 2)
2 hours (one 2 hour seminar) per week