Music Technology
With increased accessibility of digital recording equipment at a reasonable cost to the general public, the demand for knowledge and training in this area has increased in recent years. Not only may students use recording equipment in their own studios, they can also make a career choice in that direction. Career choices may include, but are not limited to, sound engineer, recording engineer, audio engineer, sound/video editor, multimedia publisher, radio program director, disc jockey, engineer mixer. |
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• gain sufficient skills to become gainfully employed in several areas of music technology;
• gain life-long skills in producing their own music for their own enjoyment;
• be involved in the performance and production of college activities (concerts, plays, etc.).
| Freshman Year | Fall | Spring | |
| CM110 | Information Literacy | 1 | |
| EN101 | Composition I | 3 | |
| MU104 | Aural Skills I | 2 | |
| MU107 | Music Theory I | 3 | |
| MU166 | Piano in Class I | 1 | |
| MU170 | Intro to Music Technology | 2 | |
| Music Ensembles | 2 | ||
| Applied Music | 1 | ||
| CA140 | Graphics Applications | 3 | |
| CM101 | Public Speaking | 3 | |
| MU105 | Aural Skills II | 2 | |
| MU108 | Music Theory II | 3 | |
| MU167 | Piano in Class II | 1 | |
| MU172 | Audio Recording I | 2 | |
| Music Ensembles | 2 | ||
| Applied Music | 1 | ||
| 15cr | 17cr | ||
| Sophomore Year | Fall | Spring | |
| AR170 | Graphic Design I | 3 | |
| MU175 | History of Pop Music | 3 | |
| MU272 | Advanced Audio Recording | 3 | |
| PY103 | General Psychology (or) | ||
| SO101 | Principles of Sociology | 3 | |
| Music Ensembles | 2 | ||
| Applied Music | 2 | ||
| BU165 | Business Mathematics (or) | ||
| MA105 | Math for Liberal Arts | 3 | |
| CA109 | Software Applications | 3 | |
| MU270 | MIDI | 3 | |
| MU275 | Electronic Portfolio | 3 | |
| Music Ensembles | 2 | ||
| Applied Music | 2 | ||
| Piano Proficiency Exam | 0 | ||
| 16cr | 16cr | ||
Photos from the Lewistown Montana Career Fair Spring 2008
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