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Radio-Television BroadcastingAAS (RTVB)

As a social influence, the effects of radio and television are far-reaching. As an industry, the broadcast media provide a multitude of career choices. Graduates of the program have found employment as television production assistants, TV producer/directors, on-air radio talent, public relations assistants and sales consultants. This program is designed to develop students as generalists in the broadcast field. Completing the degree requirements should prepare students to seek entry-level employment at broadcast and production facilities. A balance of theoretical knowledge and practical production skills are developed through course work, internship and co-curricular activities. Recommended High School Preparation: Speech, Computer and English Writing - related courses.

Our ACC Career Pathways information highlights campus opportunities for interested students.

Cr. Course TitleCourse Code
1-4 College Learning or Freshman SeminarHrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110
3 Writing IEng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B
3 Writing IIEng 102, Eng 103, Eng 104, Eng 105, Eng 106, Eng 108, Eng 109 or Eng 110
3 Math Course 
3-4 Lab Science 
2 Physical Education 
6 Social Science Courses 
3 Introduction to TelecommunicationsCom 172
3 Basic Broadcasting TechniquesCom 173
1-3 Broadcast InternshipCom 178
3 Mass Communications (Fall Only)Com 183
3 TV Studio Production (Spring Only)Com 185
3 Television Field ProductionCom 186
3 Advanced TV Seminar (Prereq Required) (Spring Only)Com 187
2 Applied Production for Radio (Prereq Required)Com 188
3 Introduction to Broadcast Writing (Prereq Required) (Spring Only)Com 201
3 Choose 1 course from the following: 
  Broadcast Sales & Management (Prereq Required) (Fall Only)Com 202
  Communication Law (Prereq Required) (Fall Only)Com 203
3 Computers & Applications or Office Productivity SoftwareCis 111 or Cis 125
3 Voice and Diction (Fall only)Sph 114
1 Library Research MethodsLib 187
9 Electives 

64 minimum credits required for graduation

Additional Information:
Suggested electives: ENG 252, BUS 103, BUS 109, BUS 118, MUS 203.
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Recommended First Year
First Semester
1-4 Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110
3 Eng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B
3 Com 172
3 Com 173
3 Com 183
1 Lib 187
Second Semester
3 Eng 102, Eng 103, Eng 104, Eng 105, Eng 106, Eng 108, Eng 109 or Eng 110
1  PED
3  Social Science
3 Com 201
3 Cis 111 or Cis 125
3  Math
Recommended Second Year
Third Semester
3 Com 202 or Com 203
3 Sph 114
3-4  Lab Science
3 Com 188
3 Com 186
3  Electives
Fourth Semester
3 Com 187
3 Com 185
6  Electives
3  Social Science
1  PED
1-3 Com 178
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