Description
Project II
Building on the foundation laid in Phase 1, this course guides students through the execution, analysis, and presentation of their capstone projects. Students pursuing data-driven research will collect and analyze data, interpret findings, and prepare a comprehensive research paper. Those engaged in production projects will create tangible advertising materials based on their creative briefs, such as integrated campaigns, digital content, or other innovative advertising solutions. Both tracks emphasize practical application of skills, problem-solving, and the ability to adapt to challenges that arise during project execution. The course maintains a focus on weekly supervision meetings and structured modules to support students through data analysis or creative production, culminating in a final presentation of their completed projects. This phase prepares students to deliver high-quality, professional-grade work that demonstrates their readiness for advanced roles in the advertising industry or further academic pursuit.

Outcomes: Execute the designed research methodology or creative strategy effectively; Analyze and interpret data or consumer insights to drive decision-making in research findings or creative execution; Create professional-quality deliverables, such as research papers or advertising materials, that meet industry or academic standards; Utilize technical skills relevant to their chosen project type, such as statistical analysis software or creative design tools; Manage a long-term project effectively, adhering to timelines and adapting to challenges as they arise; Demonstrate problem-solving skills in addressing unexpected challenges during project execution.
Details
Grading Basis
Graded
Units
3
Component
Lecture - Required
Offering
Course
COMM 481
Academic Group
School of Communication
Academic Organization
Communication
Enrollment Requirements
Restricted to MS in Digital Advertising Students.