Madras University Syllabus For Electronic Media

I am 1st semester student of BSC electronic media from Madras university can you provide semester electronic media syllabus if you can not provide me syllabus then provide any other site there I can download my syllabus?

University of Madras is a public state university in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Established in 1857, it is one of the oldest universities in India after University of Calcutta.

Syllabus of University of Madras - Bachelor of Science (BSc):

Semester I - Major I - Development of Electronic Media

Duration: 3 hrs
Maximum Marks: 100
Credits: 4

Unit - I:

Early History of Radio In world and India-from wire to wireless. Radio during World War II Emergence and early growth of TV.

Unit - II:

Growth and Development of radio since 1947 in India and the world.

Unit - III:

Growth and Development of TV in India: SEIT

Unit - IV:

Growth of Cable TV and Satellite channels India

Unit - V:

Broadcasting Regulation-key Issues, Future of Broadcasting in India. Media convergence and Its implications for traditional electronic media.

Contact:

University of Madras
Navalar Nagar, Chepauk, Triplicane
Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600005
Phone: 044 2539 9422

University of Madras offers B.Sc. degree course in Electronic Media. Here is the syllabus:

Semester I - Major I - Development of Electronic Media

Unit - I:

Early History of Radio In world and India-from wire to wireless. Radio during World War II Emergence and early growth of TV.

Unit - II:

Growth and Development of radio since 1947 in India and the world.

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I am doing Bachelor of Science (BSc) from University of Madras searching for syllabus. Will you provide University of Madras B.Sc Electronic Media complete syllabus?

Can you provide me the syllabus of Masters in Journalism (MJ) Online Media Program offered by Department of Journalism and Communication of University of Madras?

The syllabus of Masters in Journalism (MJ) Online Media Program offered by Department of Journalism and Communication of University of Madras is as follows:


CIS C001 History of Communication

Unit I The origins of writing – nature and characteristics of scripts in ancient civilisations
(Hieroglyphic, Indus script, Chinese/Japanese Kanji, Brahmi, Tamil Brahmi and Vattelzhuthu), language, literature, communication and globalisation in the ancient worlds, modes of communication during Sangam age


Unit II The nature and characteristics of ancient and medieval media of communication (clay
tablets, pottery, papyrus, rock cut structures, granite stones, silk scrolls, palm manuscripts, drums, puppetry, koothu, magic lanterns, wooden blocks etc.,), performing arts and traditional media in India, performing arts and communication during Sangam period.


Unit III The origins of printing technology in China, Korea and Western Europe, Different waves of print culture in ancient and medieval Asia, the characteristics of print based knowledge revolution, the historical contests between between orality and literacy, colonialism and communication during 16-20th centuries in India, the emergence of print culture in south India.


Unit IV The early newspapers, the implications of Industrial revolution on early waves of
journalism,arrival of mass circulated newspapers, penny press, the birth of photography,
phonogram, wireless telephony/radio, films and television, the birth of journalism in India.
Unit V 20th century as the fulcrum of modern mass media technologies, the impact of II World War on the growth of mass media technologies, the implications of Cold War on the development of Internet and Computer mediated communication, globalisation and new media, the impact of Emergency on the development of Indian media during 1980s-2000.


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13.Ramanujan A.K and Shulman, David. Poems of Love and War: From the Eight Anthologies and the Ten Long Poems of Classical Tamil, Columbia University Press,2001.
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Syllabus Masters in Journalism Online Media Program University of Madras

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