at SFU, Communication School Main field of interests: New media, innovation dynamics and the mix of the two things My objective for this term: Start watching at least 1 TV series. Seriously, I don’t watch TV! ALBERTO LUSOLI Let me introduce myself 01 220
analyze form, not content; focus on how things are represent not what is represented. Papers must engage the issues, questions and topics of CMNS 220. Topics on Canvas. Paper proposal 5 pts Write a short, introductory paragraph that contains a precise and concise thesis statement that presents your thesis or main argument. Imagine a sentence that begins: "this paper will argue that..." and just complete the sentence. Term paper 30 pts 2000-2500 words. You are asked to write analysis of a TV show or shows that focus on the issue of social representation. You must provide a close analysis of at least three different shows/episodes. ASSIGNMENTS Final Exam 20 pts Available from Aug.12th. 220
tutorial attended. • Discussion leader: A discussion Leader provides material and/or examples for the tutorial to discuss: youtube videos, links, questions, etc. It is not a presentation (although you can use slides). It’s a discussion. • Peer review (July 20th ): Bring to class two copies of an introductory paragraph, a thesis sentence, two or three main points and the bibliography. PARTICIPATION Participation and engagement in tutorial count for the 25% of the final vote 01 220
brilliant, controversial on TV? Share ideas, pics or videos using SM and Canvas* #CMNS220 The official course hashtag for your pics, idea and, videos • Submit all assignments (short paper, proposal and term paper) through Canvas • Regularly check for updates and news on Canvas. Course URL: https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/21033 • Make sure to check your tutorial specific sections to receive updates and comments • Every Tuesday afternoon you will receive an email from me with a recap, a reminder of forthcoming deadlines and the link to the slides used in tutorial. Canvas * 220
Short/Term paper with me , send an email asking to schedule an appointment during office hours. You can find me in Room K-8661 on Monday, from 13,30 to 14.20 ATTENTION: TUTORIAL DAY/TIME MIGHT CHANGE. FURTHER DETAILS LATER THIS WEEK OFFICE HOURS 01 220