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Submitter's Information

Name

Susan Wyche

Title

Dean of Career, Technical, and Extended Education

Region

San Diego/Imperial

College

Palomar College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Susan Wyche

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Radio and Television - Associates of Art

Submission Type

Program Modifications (formerly substantial changes)

TOPs Code

Radio and Television (060400)

Projected Start Date

08/21/23

Catalog Description

Provides students with the basic skills required for employment in the media production field of their choosing. This degree allows students to choose their area of focus while providing real-world, hands-on experiences throughout their individualized academic path.

Enrollment Completer Projections

10-20 completions per year

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • A.A. Degree (A)
Program Goal

To provide students with job skills needed for employment within the media production field of their choosing through germane, hands-on, real-world experiences and training.

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

18

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

60

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

Making modifications to our current program due to low completions and outdated or abandoned courses. There are three primary drivers for the degree modification.

 

1 - The degree hasn't been updated since 2012 and the media production landscape has changed significantly in that time. There are also multiple courses listed as elective options that haven't been offered for years and/or have been deactivated. 

 

2 - As currently written, this is a 30-unit degree that requires several studio production courses which are only offered once a year with no option for Summer courses other than internships. It currently also requires several courses that teach the same or similar basic skills with no option to specialize or develop an individual academic pathway. It is also impossible for a student to complete this degree within two years while taking a 12-unit load and extremely difficult to complete within three. The number of required units is now 18.

 

3 - The degree's intent is to provide students with job skills while placing them into the market at a quicker rate (30 units vs. 18 units

Program Requirements
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
DBA 110Broadcast and Media Writing3Y1/S1
DBA 170Intro. to Video Editing3Y1/S2
DBA 130
Or
DBA 230
Radio Production
Or
Digital Audio (Pro-Tools)
3Y1/S2
DBA 120
Or
DBA 125
Digital Television Studio Production
Or
Beginning Single Camera Video Production
3Y2/S2
DBA 270
Or
DBA 275
Or
DBA 240
Or
DBA 225
Advanced Video Editing or
AVID Editing
Or
Advanced Studio Production or
Intermediate Single Camera Video Prod
3Y2/S2
Elective ListElective List3Y2/S2

Supporting Documents

San Diego/Imperial Regional Questions

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Submission Details

Published at

11/07/22 - 08:50 PM

Status

Recommended

Return to Drafts

Please list the reason(s) for returning "Radio and Television - Associates of Art". to Susan Wyche's drafts. This message will be sent to swyche@palomar.edu

Comments, Documents, Voting

Comments

All Comments


TR

Tina Recalde   ·  11/18/22

San Diego Mesa supports the program modification.

SW

Susan Wyche   ·  11/17/22

Palomar supports this modification as it improves completion rates.

SC

Shana Carr   ·  11/17/22

City supports..

CS

Cassandra Storey   ·  11/17/22

SDCCE support program mod

JL

Jennifer Lewis   ·  11/16/22

SWC supports this modification

GD

George Dowden   ·  11/15/22

Cuyamaca supports the modification.

ES

Efrain Silva   ·  11/15/22

IVC supports modification.

DJA

Dr. Javier Ayala   ·  11/14/22

GC supports a modification.

DAT

Dr. Al Taccone   ·  11/08/22

MiraCosta recommends given a modification only as the reasons for no new programs is compelling.

JE

John Edwards   ·  11/08/22

Palomar college submitted the appropriate LMI from the COE. The COE does not recommend developing a *new* program for this occupation because 1) entry-level wages are below the living wage; 2) there is an oversupply in the region; and 3) there is a high number of institutions that train for this occupation. However, because this is a program modification, the COE defers to the region. The region should also note that employers typically require a bachelor's degree as the minimum educational requirement.