Utilizing state of the art equipment, the minor in Music Technology trains students in the art of recording techniques, music production, and audio effects processing. Featuring digital mixing systems and video technology in the Performance Center for large scale recording projects/productions and a mid-size, intimate recording studio for small projects and post production, this minor in Music Technology is ideal for students who are looking for a hands on approach to learning audio engineering. Culminating in a student-led final project, the minor is designed to support the student's creative endeavors in any genre they choose.
A minor in Music Technology for non-music majors consists of 18 hours, which include:
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MU 101 | Music Theory | 3 |
| MU 111 | Aural Skills | 1 |
| Select two hours from either Secondary Applied or Class Piano: | 2 | |
| Secondary Applied Music | ||
| Basic Piano Skills and Class Piano I | ||
| MU 150 | Technology in Music | 1 |
| MU 240 | Introduction to Music Industry | 2 |
| MU 350 | Advanced Technology | 1 |
| MU 421 | Individual Study in Music Composition | 1 |
| MU 445 | Live Sound | 2 |
| MU 451 | Recording, Effects, and Mastering | 2 |
| Select 3 hours from the following: 1 | 3 | |
| The History of the Music Industry | ||
| Music Licensing and Intellectual Property | ||
| Contemporary Issues in the Music Industry | ||
| Arts Management and Concert Production | ||
| Individual Study in Music Composition II | ||
| Total Hours | 18 | |
1 By Advisement only.