mixing surfaces, effects and dynamics processing. The material will be presented in lectures and supported by work in the studio. Lecture/studio: 3 hrs. MUSC2112 Audio Recording 2: This course is an in-depth study of personal computer processing and configuration, DAW, and MIDI techniques, and includes the use of music printing software, web-based and multimedia audio production, analog recording, and advanced techniques in recording, mixing, and mastering. Lecture/studio: 3 hrs. NEW: MUSC1113 Recording This course is an in-depth study of digital signal processing within a multimedia, sound design, or music production process. It includes techniques such as spectrum, dynamic, time, and mastering configurations. Students will explore the modern concepts of personal computer processing, as well as analyze the recording, mixing and mastering of professional mixes. Lecture/studio: 3 hrs. New Course Proposal MUSC 2721 3 credits Applied Music: Composition 2 Originator: Cheri Markward Timothy Anderson Rationale: Recently we have had a few students who, after taking Composition, desire to go on to a second semester, and they have no option but to repeat the only section MUSC2720. Since music composition is a skill that is important both in our program outcomes and in continuing studies in music, we desired to have a second level where the learning outcomes would build on the previous semester. Our current instructor, who was a composition major, helped in developing this course to take students into more advanced techniques. CATALOG DESCRIPTION OLD: n/a NEW: MUSC2721 Applied Music: Composition 2 (2 Credits) – This course provides students the opportunity to continue to study music composition on an individual basis with a private instructor. Students will explore writing topics including modulations, transformation methods such as augmentation, rhythmic transformation, inversion and retrograde, and scoring for two or more different instruments. (Prerequisite: MUSC2720) Applied Music fee to be paid to the bursar after registering for the course. Revised Course Proposal ARTS 1810 3 credits Darkroom Photography Originator: Rebecca Clark Amy Giese Rationale: Changes to the course title and course description will better distinguish Darkroom Photography I from Digital Photography I and help prevent confusion when students are choosing between photo courses. Student Learning Outcomes have been simplified and stream lined. Less emphasis is put on specific photographic techniques and more on the abilities students will develop as a result of taking the course Catalog DESCRIPTION:
mixing surfaces, effects and dynamics processing. The material will be presented in lectures and supported by work in the studio. Lecture/studio: 3 hrs. MUSC2112 Audio Recording 2: This course is an in-depth study of personal computer processing and configuration, DAW, and MIDI techniques, and includes the use of music printing software, web-based and multimedia audio production, analog recording, and advanced techniques in recording, mixing, and mastering. Lecture/studio: 3 hrs. NEW: MUSC1113 Recording This course is an in-depth study of digital signal processing within a multimedia, sound design, or music production process. It includes techniques such as spectrum, dynamic, time, and mastering configurations. Students will explore the modern concepts of personal computer processing, as well as analyze the recording, mixing and mastering of professional mixes. Lecture/studio: 3 hrs. New Course Proposal MUSC 2721 3 credits Applied Music: Composition 2 Originator: Cheri Markward Timothy Anderson Rationale: Recently we have had a few students who, after taking Composition, desire to go on to a second semester, and they have no option but to repeat the only section MUSC2720. Since music composition is a skill that is important both in our program outcomes and in continuing studies in music, we desired to have a second level where the learning outcomes would build on the previous semester. Our current instructor, who was a composition major, helped in developing this course to take students into more advanced techniques. CATALOG DESCRIPTION OLD: n/a NEW: MUSC2721 – Applied Music: Composition 2 (2 Credits) This course provides students the opportunity to continue to study music composition on an individual basis with a private instructor. Students will explore writing topics including modulations, transformation methods such as augmentation, rhythmic transformation, inversion and retrograde, and scoring for two or more different instruments. (Prerequisite: MUSC2720) Applied Music fee to be paid to the bursar after registering for the course. Revised Course Proposal ARTS 1810 3 credits Darkroom Photography Originator: Rebecca Clark Amy Giese Rationale: Changes to the course title and course description will better distinguish Darkroom Photography I from Digital Photography I and help prevent confusion when students are choosing between photo courses. Student Learning Outcomes have been simplified and stream lined. Less emphasis is put on specific photographic techniques and more on the abilities students will develop as a result of taking the course Catalog DESCRIPTION:
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