Syllabus. Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication. Paper I. History of Journalism and Contemporary Issues
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1 Semester I Syllabus Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication Paper I History of Journalism and Contemporary Issues Journalism: Concept and Meaning, Roles and Responsibilities of Journalists Journalism as Career A brief history of world journalism: Print and Broadcast media History of Journalism in India: Pre-Independence Journalism and Post Independence Journalism Some prominent figures in Indian journalism before Independence Post-Independence developments in Print media; Development of Radio after Independence Development of Television Initial Development and experimental approach; SITE phase and evaluation and further expansion of Indian Journalism in post-globalization era Journalism and Contemporary issues (Political, Economic, Social, Religious, Cultural Women and Journalism: Portrayal of women by media; women in the media; role and challenges Paper II Communication: Concepts, Theory and Practice Communication: Meaning, definition, elements, functions, types (Verbal and Non-verbal, Intrapersonal, inter-personal, group and mass communication); Concepts and characteristics of mass media and mass communication Communication barriers: Psychological, mechanical, physical, Linguistic and cultural; Lippman s barriers The 7 Cs of Communication: Credibility, context, content, clarity, continuity and consistency, channel, capability of audience Language and Communication Models of communication: Lasswell s model, Newcomb s model, Shannon and Weaver s model, Gerbner s model, Westley and McLean s model Role of Media in society, Impact of Mass Media on specific audiences Mass Media Theories Normative media theories: Authoritarian, Libertarian (Free Press), Socialistic (Soviet Press Theory), Social Responsibility Theory; Development Media Theory, Democratic Participant Media Theory
2 Paper -III News: Definition, concept and Reporting Definition of news, news value and sources of news Essentials of News writing; News story structure, the Inverted Pyramid, Importance of Lead, 5 Ws and 1 H. Categories of Reporters, qualities and responsibilities of a reporter, essentials of news reporting Qualities and Functions: Reporters, Sub-Editors, Chief Sub-Editors, News Editors, Assistant Editors, Feature Writers, Editors and Chief Editors Types of news stories: Obituaries; weather and other brevities; speeches; conventions and seminars; Press Conference; Political and Election Reporting; Covering Legislature and Court proceedings; accidents; crimes; cultural and administrative activities; sports; survey and campaigns; war/tensions; Interpretive and Investigative journalism; Yellow/Tabloid Journalism Feature writing: Definition, role, characteristics; types of features: News features, Personality, Human Interest, Institutional, Photo Feature Feature and News Story; Feature and Article Essay; editorial; column writing; Letter to the Editors; Reviews (Book reviews; film reviews; drama and arts reviews); Reportage; Travelogue; Memoirs and Sketch Interviews: Techniques; types; preparation for interviews; qualities of a good interviewer Paper IV Editing, Printing and Production Organization and operation of a News room of a daily newspaper, importance of editing, Tools of editing, source of a news copy, Editing different types of copy, rewriting Mofussil copy, subediting symbols and style sheet Headlines: types, functions and patterns of headline writing; Text breakers Pictures: Sources of pictures, Selection and editing of pictures, Caption writing Design: Principles and functions of newspaper design; Page make-up and modern trends; Use of electronic devices in Editing and design Printing processes Letterpress, Offset and Gravure, Facsimile Transmission Proof-reading symbols, importance of proof-reading Semester II Paper -V Media laws in India and Ethics of Journalism
3 Freedom of Press: Constitutional Provisions Ethics and Journalism: Important existing codes and their effectiveness Media Institutions and Organizations (Press Commission, Press Council of India, Press Institute of India), Audit Bureau of Circulation, Indian Newspapers Society, Press Information Bureau, Directorate of Audio visual Publicity (DAVP) Meaning and scope of Right to Information (RTI) Media laws in India: The Copyright Act, The Contempt of Court Act, Right to Privacy, Law of Defamation, Relevant provisions in the Indian Penal Code; Criminal Procedure Code with reference to sedition, obscenity, crime against women and children The Press and Registration of Books Act, The Drug and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, The Young Persons (Harmful Publication) Act, Privileges of Parliament; Official Secrets Act Paper VI Advertising and Public Relations Part A - Advertising Definition and concept of Advertising; History of growth of Advertising Types of Advertising; Tools of Advertising Advertising and creativity; Principles of Advertising: AIDA Ad copywriting: Designing and layout of copy; stages of layout; structure of an advertising agency Role of media planning in advertising; Media strategies; Advertising vis-à-vis Publicity Mass Media advertising vs Local advertising: A brief comparison of effectiveness and techniques Impact of Advertising on specialized audiences (women; children, youth etc) Code of Ethics in Advertising Part - B Public Relations Definition, objectives and functions of Public Relations; History of the growth of Public Relations Qualities of a good Public Relation practitioner Main tools of Public Relations: House journals, bulletin boards, speech writing, writing for the media, Press release, press conferences, backgrounders, rejoinders, features, press notes, press visits, press invites The printed tools in Public Relations: In-house publications, brochures, pamphlets, booklets, newsletters; The spoken word: Meetings, Open houses
4 The need for government publicity Code of Ethics for Public Relations Practitioner Paper VII Electronic Media Part A -- Television Television as mass medium: Characteristics and potential Grammar of Television, Essentials of a TV script, matching write-ups with videos, TV news, TV reporting, Voice-over, News Capsule, Editing, News Reading, Anchoring, Live Debate, Panel Discussions, Documentary, Piece to camera, headlines, teasers and promos Organizational structure of TV newsroom: Production team and its functions Different types of programmes; basic camera shots; microphones-classifications and their uses; video editing, Linear and non-linear editing; digital editing; Television Interview types and requirements Television content: News; Sitcoms; Features; Soap Operas; Drama; Commercial and other Interruptions: Public Service Announcements, Programme Promotion; Entertainment Programmes; Talk shows, Game shows, Children s programmes, Religious programmes, cultural and educational programmes Concept of Reality Television and its effects Part B -- Radio Origin and development of Radio in India AM broadcasting, FM broadcasting, All India Radio services: The Regional Service, the Vividh Bharati Service Various types of Radio programmes: News Bulletins, Newsreels, Documentary/ Features, Drama, Talks/chat shows, Music Programmes, Movie Trailers, Quizzes Essentials of a Radio script, structure of a radio newsroom and operation, structure of a radio copy, radio reporting, sound bite, Voice dispatch, Interviews, News: Compilation and Editing, News reading, Radio Talks, Live Debate and Discussion Part C -- Photography Photography: Basics of Digital Camera, Shooting Still and Images for Newspapers and Magazines, Photoshop and Redefining Images, Pictures- Sources, Selection and Editing, Caption Writing Paper VIII Project Report and Viva-voce
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