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Dec 08, 2024
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2023-2024 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Music Technology, A.S. (140)
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Associate of Science
The Associate of Science degree in Music Technology prepares the student for a variety of employment opportunities within the commercial music industry. Graduates may find employment as a recording engineer, live sound reinforcement engineer, sound designer, music producer, music publisher, broadcast technician, audio equipment technician or sound engineering technician. The student may also elect to transfer to a four-year institution.
Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate will:
- Create audio recordings that demonstrate an understanding of the knowledge and skills associated with recording technology hardware and software.
- Demonstrate proper use of music technology hardware and software for live sound reinforcement.
- Create computer-based music recordings that demonstrate advanced electronic music production techniques.
- Identify and notate musical patterns presented aurally.
- Analyze music from the common practice period of Western music history.
- Demonstrate artistic self-expression with fluent technical skills in performance.
- Identify the historical context of musical compositions presented aurally.
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Minimum Credits to Graduate: 64-66
1 It is recommended that students take Music Theory and Analysis 1 and Musicianship Skills 1 concurrently.
2 It is recommended that students take Music Theory and Analysis 2 and Musicianship Skills 2 concurrently.
3 It is recommended that students take Music Theory and Analysis 3 and Musicianship Skills 3 concurrently.
Music Ensemble Electives
Complete 4 credits from the following courses:
Music History Elective
Complete 3 credits from the following courses:
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