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1 P.1 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class MCU Core Required s Subtotal Language Core Required s Chinese Literature: Appreciation and Creative Writing Practical English 1-8 General Education Taiwan Development Chinese History and Culture English Composition I English Composition II Public Speaking Academic Writing Writing in the Professions Choose two from Introduction to Chinese Literature Introduction to World Literature Chinese Literature: Appreciation and Creative Writing or Modern China as substitution Choose English Composition-1 English Composition-2 Public Speaking Academic Writing and Writing in the Professions as substitution Choose one from Mathematics and Science category and two from General category as substitution Choose one from Psychology Sociology Economics Politics Management Taiwan Development Introduction to Laws Special Topics in Social Science as substitution Choose one from Cross-cultural Communication Chinese History Understanding Art Special Topics on Humanities as substitution Substitution of Practical English 1-8

2 P.2 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Computer Application of 4 1 Information Technology Multimedia Application 4 1 Database Practice Web Programming Military Training Taiwanese students only Physical Education (1)-(6) Subtotal Psychology Sociology Substitution of Taiwan Development Core Elective s Social Science Economics Politics Management Taiwan Development Choose at lease one course Introduction to Law

3 P. of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Social Science Core Elective s Mathematics and Science Humanities & Arts Biology Physics Chemistry Accounting Calculus Statistics Introduction to Science Environmental Dynamics Science Introduction to Chinese Literature Introduction to World Literature Chinese Literature: Appreciation and Creative Writing Modern China Humanity Chinese History and Culture Substitution of MCU Core Required s of General Education Choose two as substitution for Chinese Literature: Appreciation and Creative Writing Choose one as substitution for Chinese History and Culture Choose at least one course Choose at least three courses

4 P.4 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Core Elective s General s Cross-cultural Communication Understanding Art Art Programming 6 10 Design(1)(2) 2 2 One Semester Research Methods Data Structure 5 Managerial Mathematics Computer Network Multimedia Design Database Management Management Information System System Dynamics Innovation Management News Principles and Editing Practices of Photography Introduction to Electronic Media Introduction to Public Relations and Practice Leadership Choose at least Two s Introduction of Tourism

5 P.5 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Hospitality Management Principle of Leisure & Recreation Travel Agency Management-1 Sustainable Tourism Managerial Communication and Negotiation Skills Beverage Management Convention and Meeting Management Leisure & Recreation Resource Management Consumer Psychology Reading of Practical English Linguistics for the Language Professionals Second Language Acquisition Second Foreign Language Educational Psychology

6 P.6 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Etiquette and Communication International Economics Marketing Management Crisis Management China Development Globalization Pacific Asia International Relations Non Government Organizations Information Technology Public Relations Communication Management Tourism Cross-strait

7 P.7 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Eastern Asia Negotiation The Economics of Environmental Pollution Subtotal Complete 21 credits before graduation Professional Required s Journalism and News Editing News Writing and Reporting Practices of Photography Introduction to Electronic Media Advertising and Practice Radio Production Television Production Introduction of Public Relation and Practice Internet Journalism Internet Editing and Reporting Journalistic English Principles of Communication Communication Research Methods Practices in Media 6 6 Management of Media Industry Graduation Thesis

8 P.8 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Psychology Economics Sociology Digital TV Theory and Practice Digital Content Management Electronic Commerce Subtotal Depth Reporting Planning and Writing Precision Journalism News Data Bank Application Journalism Ethics and Laws Radio News Production TV News Production Photography Journalism Magazine Writing Journalistic Literature Cross-strait News Reporting Categorized News Reporting Editorial Writing Professional Elective s

9 P.9 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Seminar on News Media Practices Newspaper Editing Magazine Editing Photography Editing Visual Design and Production of Print Media Seminar on News Production News Translation and Transcription Communication Rhetoric ENG and TV News Production Video News Editing Broadcasting News Reporting Broadcasting Newscast Editing Seminar on Broadcasting News Seminar on TV News Principles of Public Opinion Digital Video and Audio Production Television Directing Program Production and Management Telecommunication

10 P.10 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Electronic Media Market Analysis Channel Planning and Managing Techniques of Video Filming Techniques of Video Editing Image Composition Lighting Design for Television Production Introduction to Drama Radio and TV Script Writing Introduction to Music Audio Effect Introduction to Film Film Criticism Television Aesthetics Seminar on Broadcasting Practices Seminar on Television Practices Visual Communication TV Case Studies Broadcasting Case Studies Electronic Media Sales and Promotion

11 P.11 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Electronic Media Management Contemporary Television Problems Study of Contemporary Broadcasting Problems Satellite Cable TV Advertising Planning Case Studies in Advertising Principles of Marketing Marketing Management Public Relations Planning Case Studies in Public Relations Consumer Behavior Persuasion Theory Adverting Strategy Practices of Advertising Designing Integrated Marketing Communications Seminar on Advertising Practices Planning for Advertising Media Promotion Strategies Business Public Relations Public Relations Media Application Public Relations Strategy

12 P.12 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Government Public Relations Seminar on Public Relations Practices Negotiation Techniques Statistics for Communication Research Computer Applications in Communication Research International Relations Social Psychology Linguistics Study of Constitutional Issues Study on Contemporary Social Problems Cultural Studies Mainland China s Communication Research China News Industry China Broadcasting Industry China Advertising Industry China Digital Content Industry Communication History Media Sociology Oral Communication Political Communication

13 P.1 of Organizational Communication Interpersonal Communication Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Selected Readings in Communication-1 Media Ethics International Communication Mainland China s Communication Research Selected Readings in Communication-2 Communication Law Critical Study on Mass Media Organizational Behavior Human Resource Management for Media Human Resource Management Media Financial Management Media Organization Management Management of Print Media Management of Broadcasting Media Study of Media Market Management of Public Relations Corporations

14 P.14 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Management of Advertising Agencies Seminar on Media Media Marketing and Promotion Seminar on Media Marketing Strategies Introduction to Information Communication Homepage Planning and Marketing Electronic Commerce Electronic Newspaper Production Multimedia Production Visual Image Processing Seminar on Internet Media Mandarin Phonetics-1 Taiwanese Phonetics-1 English Reporting-1 Mandarin Phonetics

15 P.15 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Taiwanese Phonetics-2 English Reporting Choose at least 12 credits Other Elective s Military Training Military Training Physical Education Physical Education Subtotal Subtotal College Required Credits Subtotal College Elective Credits Subtotal Professional Required Credits Subtotal Professional Elective Credits Total Credits

16 P.16 of Class Class Lab Class Lab Class Total Credits 1 Students under program chair s approval can take elective courses from other International College programs. 2 Additional course credits in general education or teacher education program can not be counted in the total number of credits required for obtaining a Bachelor s degree. The English proficiency is required for local students who take courses at International College. 4 Credits in free electives outside this course curriculum may be counted toward students total credits required for graduation; however, the approval form program chair is required. 5 Students have to take at least 21 core elective credits before graduation; it should include at least one subject from Social Sciences, one subject from Natural Sciences & Mathematics, three subjects from Humanity & Arts, two subjects from general education category 6 Professional required and elective credits of each program can to be counted as IC core elective credits. 7 Elective courses on this curriculum may be counted toward total graduation credits by students who entered the university prior to the academic year.