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Public Relations and Publicity
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Course CodeSemester Course Name LE/RC/LA Course Type Language of Instruction ECTS
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Course Goals
The aim of this course is to enable students to understand mass communication, to comprehend its different aspects from communication, to understand the role of mass media in society and how it affects society within the framework of the theories put forward by communication scientists. To gain the ability to comment between events as a communicator.
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Week Contents Learning Methods
1. Week A Notional Outlook on Mass Media Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
2. Week The concept of communication, from communication to mass communication Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
3. Week Characteristics and Functions of Mass Media (Socialization, Political, Economic, Information Function) Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
4. Week An Overview of Mass Communication and Theories: Mainstream / Sovereign Approaches, Critical Approaches Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
5. Week Mainstream Communication Theories: * Propaganda / stimulating response / magic bullet / hypodermic needle model * Lasswell's General Communication Model * Shannon and Weaver, Osgood and Schramm, Dance models * Gerbner General Communication Model Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
6. Week First Field Studies on Communication and Two-Stage Flow Model Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
7. Week Sociological Approach to Communication: Riley and Riley Model Technological Approaches to Communication: Innis, McLuhan and Global Village Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
8. Week Exam Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
9. Week Evaluation of the Effects of Mass Media: Uses and Satisfaction Approaches, Cultural Indicators and Seed Theory, Threshold Guard Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
10. Week Evaluation of the Effects of Mass Media:
11. Week Critical Approaches: Frankfurt School, Gramsci and “Hegemony” Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
12. Week Althusser and İde Ideological Devices of the State ”, Structuralist Linguistics and Semiotics. Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
13. Week Habermas, Mass Culture and Public Sphere Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
14. Week Homework Research, Lecture, Presentation, Sampling, Discussion
15. Week Final
16. Week Final
17. Week Final
Assessments
Evaluation tools Quantity Weight(%)
Homework / Term Projects / Presentations 2 20
Final Exam 1 80


Program Outcomes
PO-1P O 1. To have basic knowledge about Public Relations and Advertising
PO-2P O 2. To have basic knowledge about Human Resources
PO-3P O 3. To have basic knowledge about Marketing
PO-4P O 4. To have basic knowledge about Aesthetic Arts and Fine Arts
PO-5P O 5. To have basic knowledge about information technology
PO-6 P O 6. To have basic knowledge about Law
PO-7P O 7. To have basic knowledge about Project Management
PO-8P O 8. To have knowledge on Atatürk Principles and Revolution History
PO-9P O 9. To have professional English on Communication
PO-10P O 10. To have knowledge about effective Turkish Language
PO-11P O 11.To have knowledge about communication
PO-12P 0 12.To have knowledge about business functions
Learning Outcomes
LO-1To understand the basic factors of mass communication.
LO-2To be able to explain the role of mass media in society.
LO-3Recognize and compare the theories about mass communication.
LO-4To be able to understand the media practices of the society.
LO-5To be able to recognize the relationship between communication and mass communication.
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