- Degree Bachelor
- Code: MD423
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: MD416
The final advanced project is a substantial element of this media management major, aiming to assess the student´s capacity to elaborate a scientific topic in step with academic working standards and to have a practical view on current media industry challenges.Approaches are based on describing a causal coherence combined with certain conditions. This qualitative statement requires an explanation of the context, in which the stated causal relation can be observed. Furthermore, terms or theories used in the context of reasoning will have to be defined in favour of transparency and the principles of scientific standards (concept specification). A major aim of this media management project is to reflect both the knowledge obtained through the major of the media management.The project of media management major is to be written/produced parallel to the project outline .whereas the first quarter is dedicated to orientation, research and topic choice. From the second quarter onward, students will elaborate their selected projects through presentations. Accordingly students will be encouraged to work in teams.
Media Management
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content serial | Description |
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1 | Entertainment :Media and entertainment 2010 scenario: the open media company of the futureAuthor: Saul Berman 2004 |
2 | Broadcasting :The Not Quite So Inevitable Origins of Commercial Broadcasting in America By: Dave Berkman 1987 |
3 | Journalism : Market-driven journalism: Creating special sections to meet reader interestsrnAuthor(s): BETTY ATTAWAY-FINK 2005rn |
4 | TV Production :The beauty and the beast – on the creativity/project management encounter rnAuthor(s): Rolf A. Lundinrn |
5 | Digital Media :Writing and Digital MediarnSource: Online Information Reviewrn |
6 | Radio :Pioneering Commercial Radio the “D-I-Y†WayrnSource: European Journal of Marketing Volume: 21 Issue: 8 1987rn |
7 | 7th week exam +Image capture and manipulation :Panoramic Vision: Sensors, Theory and ApplicationsrnSource: Industrial Robot: An International Journal Volume: 29 Issue: 2 2002rn |
8 | Story telling :Review of Storytelling in Daily Life: Performing Narrative by Langellier and PetersonrnSource: On the Horizon Volume: 14 Issue: 4 2006rn |
9 | Media Production :Physical activity promotion through the mass media: inception, production, transmission and consumptionrnSource: Clinical Governance: An International Journal Volume: 11 Issue: 4 2006 rn |
10 | Media Production :Image control: how police affect the presentation of crime newsrnSource: American Journal of Police Volume: 14 Issue: 2 1995rn |
11 | Editing :Text Editing, Print and the Digital WorldrnSource: Volume: 44 Issue: 1 2010rn |
12 | 12the week exam +Text Editing, Print and the Digital WorldrnSource: Volume: 65 Issue: 6 2009rn |
13 | Course wrap up |
14 | Follow up on Projects |
15 | Final exam PRESENTATION group 1 |
16 | Final exam PRESENTATIONS group 2 |
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