Referring to the framework of Tyler's curricular design, this research aims to review the teaching goals and students' learning experiences. Two main research questions arise: (1) to identify the first impression of students toward this course and reasons of their learning anxiety, (2) to review whether the student-centered teaching strategies reach the teaching goals. Two intact classes of 113 college students participate in this study. Qualitative and quantitative analyses are conducted. The qualitative analysis, regarding to the approaches of the adjusted case study and blended learning, illustrates the positive parts of students' learning experiences and students' reflection for further improvement. This paves the way for further researches on the curricular design. Some students narrate how they induce the more positive cognition of communications-college students toward communications-industry-related courses. In addition to the high scores of students' anonymous curricular evaluation, the result of quantitative analysis of this research shows that there is statistically significant difference between results of the beginning and end of surveys on students' action-learning experiences. It follows with the argument that the student-centered teaching strategies have impact on students and meet the teaching goals to some degree. Two pedagogical advices toward the communications-management education are provided.