Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.

After the first week of the semester, permission of the instructor will be required in order to register for this course.

Journalism is more than writing news articles, and design is more than how articles look on a page. This course (the first in the Journalism+Design core sequence of two courses) introduces students to fundamentals of 21st-century journalism: interviewing, reporting, audience research, and storytelling in a variety of forms and media. Students will also explore other topics, including human-centered design, data, product development, ethics, and journalism as a public service.