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Integrated Imitation Practice in Campus
Release Date: 2017-09-221.Brief Course Information
Course Code: 360232
Course Name: Integrated Imitation Practice in Campus
Course Type: Comprehensive applied course
Periods: 5
Credits: 2.0
Target Students: Students majoring in Journalism, Editing and Publishing
Assessment: Evaluation
Preparatory Course: News Interview, News Writing, News Editing, News Photography, Mass Communication, Advertisement
2.Brief Course Introduction
Integrated Imitation Practice is one of the comprehensive applied specialty courses, and targets students majoring in Journalism, Editing and Publishing. Under the guidance of professional instructors, this course will utilize imitation practice to supply students with theories and skills of news interviewing, news writing, news editing, mass communication, advertisement, etc, which will enable them to do well in that field after graduation. This course mainly includes: organizational structure of news media, practice of news interviewing, news writing, news photography, news editing, advertisement, website planning and designing, usage of software for designing newspaper layout, etc.