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Radio-Television-FilmRTF / UT Austin

Compare 96 RTF courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.55
A grades · excludes A−
51.7%
Letter grades reported
77,530

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

RTF courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
RTF 301CComics and Cartoons3.8281.8%170Fall 2025
RTF 301DMedia Storytelling and Analysis3.6456.0%695Spring 2026
RTF 301IFundamentals of Filmmaking3.4250.0%66Spring 2026
RTF 301NIntroductory Topics in Radio-Television-Film3.4548.5%852Spring 2024
RTF 302DHistory of Media Industries3.6757.8%517Summer 2026
RTF 303CIntroduction to Media and Entertainment Industries3.5257.4%3,412Summer 2026
RTF 303DMedia and Culture3.7964.1%410Spring 2026
RTF 304Storytelling in Film and Television3.6970.7%263Summer 2026
RTF 304DIntroduction to Film Production3.7564.4%554Spring 2026
RTF 305INTRODUCTION MEDIA STUDIES-WB3.3231.9%5,437Spring 2018
RTF 306Introduction to World Cinema History3.3856.2%5,165Spring 2026
RTF 307MEDIA AND SOCIETY3.6152.2%3,129Spring 2024
RTF 308DEVELOPMENT OF FILM AND MEDIA3.6755.4%3,090Spring 2024
RTF 309COMM TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY3.2529.9%612Spring 2015
RTF 312CINTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL MEDIA3.0923.5%294Spring 2015
RTF 314DEVELOPMENT OF MOTION PICTURE3.3244.2%1,407Spring 2015
RTF 316HISTORY OF TELEVISION & RADIO3.1322.0%450Summer 2015
RTF 316MRACE, ETHNICITY, AND THE MEDIA3.0823.8%550Spring 2015
RTF 317NARR STRATEGIES/MEDIA DESIGN3.4937.3%4,257Spring 2024
RTF 318INTRO TO IMAGE AND SOUND3.6141.4%3,662Spring 2024
RTF 319INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL MEDIA3.4752.7%330Spring 2015
RTF 321CHistory of American Television3.5452.7%465Spring 2026
RTF 321DFilm History to 19603.5971.2%1,101Fall 2025
RTF 322CFILM HISTORY3.6062.9%210Fall 2017
RTF 322DFilm History 1960 to Present3.7779.8%1,387Spring 2026
RTF 323CScreening Race3.4641.5%294Fall 2025
RTF 324CIntroduction to Global Media3.3741.6%341Fall 2024
RTF 324FDEMOCRACY, POLIT, THE MEDIA3.3135.9%78Fall 2013
RTF 324LTopics in the Entertainment Professions3.4918.0%161Spring 2017
RTF 326CTECH CULTURE3.1629.5%112Spring 2020
RTF 327CDigital Remix Cultures3.5656.3%32Spring 2024
RTF 328CGender and Media Culture3.4634.3%545Spring 2026
RTF 329CDigital Media Production3.7675.3%2,659Summer 2026
RTF 331KTopics in Film, Video, and Television Theory3.3731.5%289Spring 2023
RTF 331MDIGITAL REMIX CULTURES3.1121.3%94Spring 2017
RTF 331N1-INFORMATION SOCIETY/BEYOND3.3537.1%35Spring 2019
RTF 331PTopics in New Communication Technologies3.3139.6%1,426Spring 2026
RTF 331TADV FUNCTIONS OF MUSIC IN FILM3.5344.7%114Spring 2017
RTF 333Introduction to Screenwriting3.6360.6%2,279Spring 2026
RTF 334CHILDREN AND MEDIA3.7177.9%145Fall 2014
RTF 335Topics in Television Analysis and Criticism3.4739.6%467Fall 2024
RTF 337Topics in Radio Fundamentals3.4855.4%148Spring 2026
RTF 340Topics in Studio Production3.7048.6%453Spring 2026
RTF 340DTopics in Design3.8885.7%91Spring 2026
RTF 340MMusic Video and Film Production3.9386.3%51Fall 2025
RTF 3411-AUDIO PRODUCTION INTO POST3.6056.6%468Spring 2024
RTF 341C1-SOUND DESIGN AND MIXING3.7262.4%125Spring 2022
RTF 342Topics in Global Media3.2234.8%247Fall 2023
RTF 342STopics in Global Media3.3137.2%215Spring 2025
RTF 343Topics in Advanced Video Production3.7866.2%847Spring 2026
RTF 343CActing for Filmmakers3.7367.4%89Spring 2024
RTF 343DCinematography3.6669.7%271Spring 2026
RTF 343MMASTER CLASS IN PRODUCTION3.9394.1%34Spring 2012
RTF 343NAdvanced Three-Dimensional Production3.8764.0%25Spring 2015
RTF 344CTopics in Animation3.6169.4%72Spring 2026
RTF 344MTopics in Special Applications of Digital Media Production3.6966.4%2,978Summer 2026
RTF 344NTopics in Advanced Applications of Digital Media Production3.7568.4%443Spring 2020
RTF 345Topics in Film History3.3741.5%985Spring 2026
RTF 345CEXP MED/ART OF DISRUPTION3.6475.6%86Spring 2020
RTF 346Introduction to Editing3.5847.9%1,544Spring 2026
RTF 346CINTERMEDIATE EDITING3.5854.7%117Spring 2013
RTF 346EADVANCED EDITING3.7258.0%262Spring 2018
RTF 347CTopics in The Business of Media3.6959.5%2,559Summer 2026
RTF 347DAdvanced Topics in Media Industries3.5458.7%283Spring 2026
RTF 347EAdvanced Editing3.7973.5%230Spring 2026
RTF 347FTopics in Media Studies3.6476.5%115Fall 2025
RTF 347PThe Business of Hollywood3.2834.4%544Fall 2024
RTF 347STopics in Media Studies with Screening3.7760.0%20Fall 2025
RTF 348Topics in Media Industries3.6449.4%1,545Summer 2026
RTF 351CINTRODUCTION TO 2-D ANIMATION3.7367.8%552Spring 2024
RTF 351DADVANCED 2-D ANIMATION-WB3.6669.2%143Spring 2021
RTF 352Topics in Global Media and Area Studies3.2130.0%70Summer 2026
RTF 359Advanced Topics in Media and Culture3.3839.5%945Spring 2026
RTF 359CMedia Archaeology3.4565.5%58Spring 2024
RTF 359STopics in Media and Culture3.5250.5%1,355Spring 2026
RTF 365Topics in Media and Society3.4346.8%673Fall 2024
RTF 365CTopics in Media and Policy3.3430.4%46Spring 2018
RTF 365DMEDIA LITRACY/CIVIC ENGAGMT3.6466.5%206Fall 2019
RTF 366DDIRECTING WORKSHOP3.6046.7%450Spring 2018
RTF 366KTopics in Introductory Production3.6958.8%2,578Spring 2026
RTF 366MINTRODUCTION TO 3-D PRODUCTION3.7456.0%141Fall 2017
RTF 366STopics in Audio Production3.7073.2%179Spring 2026
RTF 367DDirecting Workshop3.8371.0%513Spring 2026
RTF 367KProducing Film and Television3.5241.8%2,540Spring 2026
RTF 367LNARRATIVE FILMMAKING: 16-MM3.7856.3%64Fall 2014
RTF 367PADV PRODUCNG: SCRIPT TO SCREEN3.6553.7%214Spring 2017
RTF 367QSCRIPT TO SCREEN3.5856.6%357Spring 2023
RTF 368Advanced Production Topics3.8173.4%214Spring 2018
RTF 368CAdvanced Directing3.8350.0%10Fall 2013
RTF 368DAdvanced Cinematography3.5965.4%52Spring 2026
RTF 368PTopics in Producing3.5754.0%139Spring 2026
RTF 368STopics in Undergraduate Thesis3.7858.7%436Spring 2026
RTF 369Topics in Advanced Screenwriting3.6458.2%1,846Spring 2026
RTF 369PTopics in Advanced Producing3.7370.9%158Spring 2026
RTF 370Topics in Film Analysis and Criticism3.5243.1%1,126Fall 2025
RTF 377HAdvanced Topics in Media Studies3.5958.1%62Spring 2023

How this department is summarized

The Radio-Television-Film hub includes 96 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.55 average combines 77,530 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 51.7%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.