CPMK-1 Students will be able to explain and critically analyze major theories and concepts related to popular culture, including cultural studies, semiotics, media theory, and audience studies.
CPMK-2 Students will develop skills to analyze various forms of popular culture texts (e.g., film, television, music, social media, fashion, and literature) using appropriate theoretical frameworks and methodologies.
CPMK-3 Students will demonstrate an understanding of the historical and social contexts in which popular culture texts are produced and consumed, recognizing the influences of class, race, gender, sexuality, and politics.
CPMK-4 Students will enhance their critical thinking and argumentation skills by engaging in debates and discussions about the impact of popular culture on society and individual identities.
CPMK-5 Students will conduct independent research on a topic related to popular culture, utilizing both primary and secondary sources, and present their findings in a clear, organized, and scholarly manner.
CPMK-6 Students will analyze the role of popular culture in the construction and negotiation of individual and collective identities, considering concepts such as fandom, subcultures, and globalization.
CPMK-7 Students will critically evaluate popular culture from ethical and inclusive perspectives, considering issues of representation, diversity, and social justice.
