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Introduction to the history, functions, organization, rights, and
responsibilities of the media to aid the student in becoming a more
intelligent consumer of books, newspapers, magazines, radio, music,
television, film, advertising, public relations, and new technologies.
Analysis of the media's relationship with the individual and society,
as well as the interrelationships among various media. Course may not
meet major requirements at transfer institutions. See your counselor
for more information.

Formerly	COM 200
Units	3 unit
Hours	3 hours lecture
Length	17 weeks
Graded	Credit course taken for grade or for credit/no credit
Classification	Liberal arts " sciences education courses
Version	02

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