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The course offerings at Clarion University of PA go through an extensive review process by the Committee on Courses and Programs of Study (CCPS). This course offerings list is a comprehensive list of courses that could be offered; it does not mean they are currently being offered.

For a complete list of courses offered on the current or upcoming schedules, see the Registrar's page Schedule of Classes.

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Course Id (currently sorted in Ascending order)	Course Title	Course Description
MATH 492	Seminar III	Seminar in mathematics. Oral and written presentations are required.
MATH 495	Industrial Mathematics Wksp	Serves as the capstone course for students in the Industrial Mathematics Program. Students work to find solutions to problems originating from business, industry, medicine, and government. Requires written and oral presentations. Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 270, 271, 272 (all with C or better), MATH 300, 12 credit hours of mathematics numbered above MATH 300, and permission of instructor. Fall, annually.
MATH 499	Independent Study	Individual study under faculty supervision. Prerequisites: 12 hours of math numbered 300 or above and written consent of the department chair.
MATH 530	New Math
MATH 531	Topics In Geom
MATH 532	Statistics
MATH 533	Found H.S. Math
MATH 541	Rec Math
MATH 553	Real Variables I
MATH 554	Real Variables II
MATH 555	Topology I
MATH 557	Infinite Series
MATH 559	Com Variables I
MATH 561	Abstract Alg I
MATH 562	Abstract Alg II
MATH 563	Linear Algebra
MATH 569	Math Logic
MATH 573	Numerical Anal
MATH 575	Alge Num Theory I
MATH 580	Seminar
MATH 590	Individual Research
MC 100	Making Connections
MMAJ 100	Intro To Mass Media	Systematic study of mass media and their support industries. Includes historical and critical perspectives of legal, ethical and social issues surrounding the influence of the mass media on audiences, characteristics and functions of the mass media,career options, employment trends, and competencies required of a mass media professionals. Each semester.
MMAJ 101	Mass Media And Society	Investigates elements of the relationship between the mass media, message producers, and their audience, including effects of mass media messages (aural, visual, and textual media). Covers the media professions, and explores variables including message meaning, environment, and technology. Requires students to apply theoretical concepts to practical problems. Each semester.
MMAJ 140	Writing For Media	Develops fundamental skills in writing and/or visualizing for a variety of media forms. Emphasizes print and broadcast newswriting, advertising copywriting, and public relations writing. Prerequisite: ENG 111 or consent of instructor. Each semester.
MMAJ 202	Media Production Planning	MMAJ 202, Media Production Planning is a survey class of Graphic Design, Web, Film and Video production processes. Students will learn specific steps for those types of productions as well as how those processes can help to coordinate projects in Advertising, Public Relations, Journalism and other media. Students will also learn real-world management principles, and fundamental budgeting and scheduling skills. Prerequisite: MMAJ 270\|
MMAJ 208	Intro To Film	This course is designed to help the student become literate in the language of film. It will introduce terminology, history, theory and technology of film. The student will take a critical look at the cinema, and will analyze the theory and techniques used by directors and writers, critique a variety of works in a number of film genres.
MMAJ 216	Newspaper Co-Curricular	Provides students with experience in the workings of a weekly student newspaper. Students will participate in various aspects of a newspaper operation, including newsgathering, newswriting, editing, proofreading, photography, layout, advertising and distribution. Prerequisite: MMAj 140
MMAJ 217	Magazine Co-Curricular	This course provides students with experience in the production of an annual literary magazine. Students will be involved in all aspects of managing the production of an annual magazine, including writing, editing, photography, graphic design, layout, developing ad revenue, ad design, and distribution.
MMAJ 218	Radio Co-Curricular	This course provides students with experience in the operations of a FM radio station. Students will complete Disc Jockey (DJ) training, and will then participate in the various aspects of the station operation. These include: being on the air, operating the board, gathering, writing and reporting news and sports coverage, traffic, production, music direction, and all other elements of radio station operation.

Course Id (currently sorted in Ascending order)

Course Title

Course Description

MATH 492

Seminar III

Seminar in mathematics. Oral and written presentations are required.

MATH 495

Industrial Mathematics Wksp

Serves as the capstone course for students in the Industrial Mathematics Program. Students work to find solutions to problems originating from business, industry, medicine, and government. Requires written and oral presentations. Prerequisites: Completion of MATH 270, 271, 272 (all with C or better), MATH 300, 12 credit hours of mathematics numbered above MATH 300, and permission of instructor. Fall, annually.

MATH 499

Independent Study

Individual study under faculty supervision. Prerequisites: 12 hours of math numbered 300 or above and written consent of the department chair.

MATH 530

New Math

MATH 531

Topics In Geom

MATH 532

Statistics

MATH 533

Found H.S. Math

MATH 541

Rec Math

MATH 553

Real Variables I

MATH 554

Real Variables II

MATH 555

Topology I

MATH 557

Infinite Series

MATH 559

Com Variables I

MATH 561

Abstract Alg I

MATH 562

Abstract Alg II

MATH 563

Linear Algebra

MATH 569

Math Logic

MATH 573

Numerical Anal

MATH 575

Alge Num Theory I

MATH 580

Seminar

MATH 590

Individual Research

MC 100

Making Connections

MMAJ 100

Intro To Mass Media

Systematic study of mass media and their support industries. Includes historical and critical perspectives of legal, ethical and social issues surrounding the influence of the mass media on audiences, characteristics and functions of the mass media,career options, employment trends, and competencies required of a mass media professionals. Each semester.

MMAJ 101

Mass Media And Society

Investigates elements of the relationship between the mass media, message producers, and their audience, including effects of mass media messages (aural, visual, and textual media). Covers the media professions, and explores variables including message meaning, environment, and technology. Requires students to apply theoretical concepts to practical problems. Each semester.

MMAJ 140

Writing For Media

Develops fundamental skills in writing and/or visualizing for a variety of media forms. Emphasizes print and broadcast newswriting, advertising copywriting, and public relations writing. Prerequisite: ENG 111 or consent of instructor. Each semester.

MMAJ 202

Media Production Planning

MMAJ 202, Media Production Planning is a survey class of Graphic Design, Web, Film and Video production processes. Students will learn specific steps for those types of productions as well as how those processes can help to coordinate projects in Advertising, Public Relations, Journalism and other media. Students will also learn real-world management principles, and fundamental budgeting and scheduling skills. Prerequisite: MMAJ 270|

MMAJ 208

Intro To Film

This course is designed to help the student become literate in the language of film. It will introduce terminology, history, theory and technology of film. The student will take a critical look at the cinema, and will analyze the theory and techniques used by directors and writers, critique a variety of works in a number of film genres.

MMAJ 216

Newspaper Co-Curricular

Provides students with experience in the workings of a weekly student newspaper. Students will participate in various aspects of a newspaper operation, including newsgathering, newswriting, editing, proofreading, photography, layout, advertising and distribution. Prerequisite: MMAj 140

MMAJ 217

Magazine Co-Curricular

This course provides students with experience in the production of an annual literary magazine. Students will be involved in all aspects of managing the production of an annual magazine, including writing, editing, photography, graphic design, layout, developing ad revenue, ad design, and distribution.

MMAJ 218

Radio Co-Curricular

This course provides students with experience in the operations of a FM radio station. Students will complete Disc Jockey (DJ) training, and will then participate in the various aspects of the station operation. These include: being on the air, operating the board, gathering, writing and reporting news and sports coverage, traffic, production, music direction, and all other elements of radio station operation.