Description
Examination of the major classical and contemporary ethical philosophies. Application of ethical decision-making models to media issues, particularly freedom of speech, economic pressure, invasion of privacy, and the public's rights.
Lecture Hours: 3.00 Lab Hours: 0Total Hours: 3.00
Semesters
- Summer 2018 Jump to content.
- Spring 2018 Jump to content.
- Fall 2017 Jump to content.
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Summer 2018 Semester
Summer 2018 Semester Course Title Instructor Campus Section Syllabus Media Ethics John Sewell Distance E01 No syllabus available -
- Course Title: Media Ethics
- Instructor: John Sewell
- Section: Section E01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
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Spring 2018 Semester
Spring 2018 Semester Course Title Instructor Campus Section Syllabus Media Ethics Hazel Cole Carrollton 01 No syllabus available -
- Course Title: Media Ethics
- Instructor: Hazel Cole
- Section: Section 01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
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Fall 2017 Semester
Fall 2017 Semester Course Title Instructor Campus Section Syllabus Media Ethics Andrew Will Distance E01 No syllabus available Media Ethics Andrew Will Carrollton 01 No syllabus available -
- Course Title: Media Ethics
- Instructor: Andrew Will
- Section: Section E01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
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- Course Title: Media Ethics
- Instructor: Andrew Will
- Section: Section 01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
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