COMM 463 — Digital Broadcasting
Credits: 3 Typically Offered: FALL Students explore advanced concepts in audio and video production, digital transmission and distribution technologies, convergence of broadcast and online media, and the social, ethical, and regulatory issues shaping todays broadcasting environment. Through hands-on production projects, students gain experience in studio and field techniques, content creation for digital and streaming channels, and professional workflows for live and recorded media. The course emphasizes critical analysis of industry trends, audience engagement strategies, and the role of digital broadcast media in public discourse and society.