Course Outcomes of JMC Department
COURSE CODE
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MCJ101
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COURSE NAME
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History of the Media
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CO1
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Demonstrate an understanding of the origins of different media
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CO2
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Analyse the different ages of Indian Cinema
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CO3
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Discuss the role of newspapers and radio during the fight for India's independence
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CO4
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Know about history of print & electronic media.
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ102
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COURSE NAME
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Introduction to Communication
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CO1
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Know about basics of communication
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CO2
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Understand various forms of communication
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CO3
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Know about various models of Communication
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CO4
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Understand about various theories of Communication
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ103
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COURSE NAME
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Communication Lab
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CO1
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Demonstrate understanding of the importance of Communication
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CO2
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to channelize the creative, Critical and common thinking about various social concerns
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CO3
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to build confidence among students to perform responsibly
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CO4
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making students familiar with basics of writing and preparing for various types of media
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ104
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COURSE NAME
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Introduction to Print Journalism & Broadcast Media
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CO1
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Know in detail about print media
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CO2
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Understand about basics of news
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CO3
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Understand about Writing and Editing for Radio & T.V
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CO4
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Practically write in different ways for Newspaper & Magazines& Make a TV & Radio show.
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ105
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COURSE NAME
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Design and Graphics for Media
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CO1
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Understand the basics of Design and Graphics & Various Type Composition & Printing Methods.
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CO2
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Understand fundamental design principles and elements.
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CO3
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Demonstrate proficiency in using industry-standard design software.
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CO4
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Apply design concepts to various media, including print, web, and multimedia & create visually engaging graphics that effectively communicate messages
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ 201
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COURSE NAME
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INTRODUCTION TO JOURNALISM
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CO1
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Understand the basics of news
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CO2
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Know and learn about aspects of reporting.
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CO3
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Understand about print media in detail.
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CO4
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Know how to write for newspapers.
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ202
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COURSE NAME
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Photo Journalism
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CO1
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Understand basics of photography & about various camera components.
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CO2
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Know in detail about photography, photo journalism & editing in detail.
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CO3
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Understand Basic of Photography and practically with do shoots in various fields.
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CO4
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Know the Uses of Lighting in Different Photography
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ203
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COURSE NAME
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Radio Production
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CO1
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Know about radio and its various components.
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CO2
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Understand about radio broadcasting in detail.
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CO3
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Practically know about Control Room, working Studio in detail & various Stages of Radio Production.
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CO4
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Learn in detail about various stages of Radio Production.
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ204
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COURSE NAME
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Development Communication
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CO1
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Understand about development and its basics.
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CO2
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Understand Development communication & various paradigms.
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CO3
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Understand about media & its role in development
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CO4
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Understand the different concepts of new media technology in development
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Course code
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MCJ205
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Course name
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Media and Indian Political System
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CO1
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Know about media & political system.
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CO2
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Understand about constitution and governance.
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CO3
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Know about administrative set-up of Indian political system.
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CO4
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Know about Indian politics & various political ideologies.
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COURSE CODE
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MCJ206
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COURSE NAME
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Global Media and Politics
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CO1
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To know about the various Global Technology
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CO2
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To study about the various Global Conflict and Global Media
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CO3
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To study about the issues of global media.
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CO4
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To study about the various media platforms and news agencies.
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Course Code
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MCJ207
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Course Name
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Media Laws and Ethics
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CO1
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Learn about various articles of the constitution.
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CO2
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Learn about various laws and acts of the constitution
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CO3
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Define basic legal terminology.
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CO4
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Know about laws and ethics related to media.
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Course Code
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JMC 321
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Course Name
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Advertising: Concepts and Principles
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CO1
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To grasp basic advertising principles, including the role of advertising in the marketing mix and the various types of advertising media and formats.
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CO2
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To learn how different models and theories explain consumer responses to advertising. This includes understanding how cognitive, emotional, and behavioural responses are influenced by various advertising elements
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CO3
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To understanding of how different advertising media channels work, their characteristics, advantages, and limitations. This includes understanding how to select appropriate media channels based on target audience and campaign objectives
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CO4
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To gain an understanding of the different roles within an advertising agency, such as account executives, creative directors, media planners, and copywriters, and how these roles contribute to the overall function of the agency.
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Course Code
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JMC 323
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Course Name
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Communication Research and Methods
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CO1
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To gain a foundational understanding of key concepts in media research, including the purpose, scope, and importance of studying media content and audiences.
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CO2
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To grasp fundamental concepts of media surveys, including their purpose, importance, and various applications in media research and decision-making
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CO3
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To develop skills in designing effective sampling plans, including defining the target population, determining sample size, and selecting appropriate sampling techniques based on research objectives
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CO4
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To develop skills in analyzing quantitative data from media research, including using statistical methods to interpret survey results, content analysis data, and audience metrics.
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Course Code
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JMC 331
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Course Name
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Introduction to Web Journalism
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CO1
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To analyze various CMC platforms and tools (e.g., social media, messaging apps, virtual meeting software), understanding their features, functionalities, and appropriate use cases.
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CO2
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To identify and describe key milestones in the history of the Internet, including significant technological innovations, policy decisions, and major events that influenced its growth and evolution.
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CO3
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To grasp the basic principles of web journalism, including the differences between traditional and digital journalism, and the key characteristics of online news platforms.
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CO4
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To grasp fundamental design principles, including balance, contrast, alignment, repetition, and proximity, and how these principles contribute to effective visual communication.
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Course Code
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JMC 331A
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Course Name
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Introduction to Web Journalism (Practical)
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CO1
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To analyse how the context in which the CMC form is used (e.g., professional vs. personal) affects its functionality and user experience.
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CO2
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To be able to identify and describe trends, patterns, and behaviors in social media usage, including viral content, engagement metrics, and demographic insights.
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CO3
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To grasp the fundamentals of online media and blogging, including the different types of content, platforms, and purposes.
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Course Code
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JMC 319
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Course Name
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Introduction to Film Studies
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CO1
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To be familiar with key terms and concepts in cinema, such as mise-en-scène, cinematography, editing, sound, and narrative structure.
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CO2
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To learn about significant filmmakers, actors, and other key figures in Indian cinema, understanding their impact on the industry and their contributions to its development.
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CO3
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To learn to apply different theoretical frameworks to film analysis, enabling them to interpret films from various critical perspectives and gain deeper insights into their meanings and implications.
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CO4
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To develop the ability to critically analyze films, focusing on narrative structure, visual style, thematic elements, and technical aspects.
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Course Code
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JMC 322
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Course Name
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Media and Event Management
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CO1
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The core principles of media management, including the role of media in the marketing and advertising mix, and how media management supports organizational objectives.
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CO2
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To grasp fundamental principles of media management, including strategic planning, organizational structure, and resource allocation in media organizations.
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CO3
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To grasp fundamental principles of event management, including the purpose and goals of different types of events (e.g., corporate events, social events, conferences).
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CO4
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To learn about the various roles and career opportunities within event management, including event planners, coordinators, producers, marketers, and technical staff.
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Course Code
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JMC 332
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Course Name
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Public Relations and Corporate Communication
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CO1
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To gain knowledge of the origins of public relations, including early practices and historical figures who contributed to the development of PR as a profession.
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CO2
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To understand the core functions of public relations, including media relations, crisis management, internal communication, and community engagement.
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CO3
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To grasp the fundamental principles of corporate communication, including its role in shaping corporate identity, managing reputation, and supporting organizational objectives.
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CO4
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Identify and describe the core elements of corporate identity, including logos, color palettes, typography, and brand messaging.
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Course Code
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JMC 333
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Course Name
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Media and Contemporary issues
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CO1
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Students can articulate the core principles and objectives of the Right to Education in a written assignment or presentation.
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CO2
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Define and discuss key social issues affecting communities today, such as poverty, inequality, and discrimination.
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CO3
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To provide students with a solid foundation in understanding both national and international organizations, preparing them to analyze and engage with these entities effectively.
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CO4
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To develop students' abilities to critically analyze information, understand the impact of misinformation, and stay informed about current events.
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Course Code
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JMC 334
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Course Name
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Synopsis/Project
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CO1
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Aims to equip students with the skills necessary to conduct and present research effectively.
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Course Code
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JMC 335
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Course Name
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Internship/Industrial Training
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CO1
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Develop key professional skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management.
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