Recording Arts Technology - Associate of Applied Science Degree

This program will enable students to build the skills required in the music industry by preparing students with digital literacy, including skills ranging from audio recording, digital editing, audio production and audio post production, live sound engineering, and film, theater and video sound production.

Requirements

Required Courses

MUS 110	Music Theory I	3
MUS 111	Music Theory II	3
MUS 112	Ear Training/Sight-Singing I Lab	1
MUS 113	Ear Training/Sight-Singing II Lab	1
MUS 121	Music History Medieval to Classical	3
MUS 122	Music History Early Romantic to Present	3
MUS 161	Computer Music Applications I	3
MUS 162	Computer Music Applications II	3
MUS 163	Music Audio Production I	3
MUS 164	Music Audio Production II	3
MUS 167	Music Business I	3
MUS 265	Live Audio Engineering	3
Total Credit Hours:		32

Electives

Music Performance Elective

MUS 131	Music Class I (Guitar, Piano or Voice)	2
	or
MUS 141	Private Instruction I	1-2
	and
MUS 151	Ensemble I	1
Total Credit Hours:		2

Music Internship or Capstone

MUS 284	Internship	2
	or
MUS 289	Capstone	2
Total Credit Hours:		2

Additional Electives

Select eight credits of music courses not completed above.

Total Credit Hours:

Students must complete a minimum of 60 credits of unduplicated coursework to receive an AAS degree.

General Education Courses

Communication

COM 220	Intercultural Communication	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

English

Select one course (3 credits) from below:

ENG 121	English Composition I	3
ENG 122	English Composition II	3
ENG 131	Technical Writing I	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

NOTE: Transfer students need to complete ENG 121 or ENG 122.

Mathematics

MAT 107	Career Mathematics	3
	or higher
Total Credit Hours:		3

NOTE: Transfer students need to complete a (GT-MA1) course

Natural and Physical Sciences

PHY 105	Conceptual Physics with Lab	4
Total Credit Hours:		4

Social and Behavioral Sciences

PSY 101	General Psychology I	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Required General Education Courses