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Film Studies
Title: 2820 Trends in World Cinema (Online)
Campus: MU
Credit: 3 credit hours (no graduate credit)
Lessons: 8 lessons, 8 submitted
Grading: Faculty Evaluated
Prerequisites: Sophomore standing, Film Studies 2810, or instructor's consent.
Description: This course is a historical overview of the major trends in international cinema. It focuses on the intersection of aesthetics, industry, and ideological and social concerns in cinematic production.
Special Instructions: Course Notes: This course requires rental of films in DVD or video format from a rental service.

Students enrolled in this course will have access to the MU Online Writery for assistance with writing in this course. Students will need to use their MU PawPrint to use this service.



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Textbook Information
Item 1
Author: Corrigan
 Title: A Short Guide to Writing About Film 6th '07
 ISBN: 0-321-41228-1
 Edition: 6th '07
 New price: $37.50
Item 2
Author: Nowell-Smith
 Title: Oxford History of World Cinema
 ISBN: 0-19-874242-8
 Edition: '96
 New price: $34.95
Item 3
Title: Lumumba: Death of a Prophet
 ISBN:
Edition: '92
 New price: $31.20
Item 4
Title: Xala
 ISBN: 1-56730-408-7
 Edition: '74
 New price: $33.75
Text total: $137.40

Tuition:
Undergraduate tuition: $245.60/credit ($736.80)
Graduate tuition: $298.70/credit ($896.10)

Total Cost:
Undergraduate tuition: $736.80 (Graduate tuition: $896.10)
Information Technology fee: $36.60
Administrative fee: $25.00
Texts, etc.: $137.40

Total cost: $935.80 ($1095.10 Graduate)
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