To recognize the relationship of radio production to the public interest and economic operation of a radio station. To demonstrate an understanding of the basic elements of radio production through presentation of various production formats. Each exercise will be given a grade and that grade may be multiplied by the unit weight assigned to the exercise. These scores may be added up and divided by the number of units completed to determine the student's overall grade. An unexcused absence, particularly an absence that could affect the grade of another student could reduce your grade by a full 10 points, or one letter grade.
All assignments are due on or before their specified date.
No late assignments will be accepted without legitimate justification from the student. To participate in discussion, criticism and rating of the production activities of others. To prepare assignments as well as you can and to perform when expected. To attend all classes and to study radio production when you are not actively participating in an assignment. To accept any assignments which supplement the regular class work.