104314 - RADIO

Subject type: Mandatory

Coordinator: Jorge Oter Gonzalez

Trimester: First term

Credits: 6

• Catalan

The Radio subject offers us a practical and theoretical introduction to the narrative and operating principles of this traditional medium and other resources or radio channels. Throughout the course, the theory of the different most common formats of the radio medium, its language and technique is worked on, and, at the same time, the sound and technical resources with which a radio program is produced are experienced in the studio. The subject also deals with business and organizational models, as well as the adaptation of the medium to the new digital context.

The practices are mandatory and are carried out in groups of 4 or 5 people, depending on the task to be carried out. The practical sessions consist of the production, recording and post-production of signs, wedges, surveys, reports and magazines with a professional quality sufficient to be broadcast by a real radio station.

The syllabus of this subject is structured in six blocks of content that refer to the general areas of knowledge covered in the course.

The evaluation of the subject is divided into the theoretical part, which has 50%, and the practical part with 50% of the final grade. In order to pass the subject, both the theoretical and the practical part must have been passed, otherwise the overall average will not be taken and the corresponding part will have to be recovered.

In order to be able to evaluate the practices, it is necessary to have carried out all the activities and to have attended all the face-to-face sessions. Attendance at face-to-face practice sessions is mandatory and if there are more than two absences, it will not be assessed: the practical part will have to be recovered.

The evaluation of the theoretical part (50%) is carried out by means of the following activities:

                                                                  About 100% of the theory

TEST 1 30%

TEST 2 30%

Analysis presentation about a station 20%

Activities and participation in class 20%

The evaluation of the practical part (50%) is done counting the following elements and works:

                                                                  About 100% of internships          

Program 1 15%                                               

Program 2 25%   

Program 3 40%

Group Report 5%

Individual report 10%

Attendance and participation 5%

The calculation of the final grade is:

FINAL GRADE = [((TEST1 0,30)+(TEST2 0,30)+(Presentation 0,20)+(Activities 0,20)) 0,50]+[((Program_1 0,15)+(Program_2 0,25 .3)+(Program_0,40 0,05)+(Inf.Group 0,1)+(Inf.Ind 0,05)+(Assist 0,50)) XNUMX]

Plagiarism in any activity or work represents an immediate zero in evaluation.

RECOVERY

According to current regulations, only those students who have not reached 5 in the final grade of the subject or who have not managed to pass one of the two parts, theory or practice, will be eligible for recovery. Recovery will be only from those unapproved parts.

In order to recover the theory part, a written exam will be carried out in accordance with the methodology and objectives of the course.

In order to recover the practice, a written exam will also be carried out where practical cases will be posed and locution and radio exercises can be requested.

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