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PHILLIP AND PATRICIA FROST SCHOOL OF MUSIC - UNDERGRADUATE
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MUSIC MEDIA AND INDUSTRY - Dept. Code: MMI

INTRODUCTION

The Department of Music Media and Industry includes two programs, Music Engineering Technology and Music Business and Entertainment Industries.

The Bachelor of Music in Music Business and Entertainment Industries is a professional degree program designed to prepare qualified musicians for careers in the business management, financial, legal, and artistic areas of the music industry. Music, business, and music business courses are combined in an interdisciplinary curriculum which includes a minor in Marketing, Legal Studies, Business Administration, Management, Finance, Computer Information Systems, Public Relations, or other approved business-related area. The MBEI program also features a capstone music or entertainment industry internship.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

• Students will have a conceptual understanding of the structures and inter-relationships of the music and entertainment industries.

• Students will acquire knowledge and understanding of the vocabulary and terminology associated with the music and entertainment industries.

• Students will be able to comprehend and apply basic music publishing procedures including copyright administration, mechanical licensing and royalties distribution.

• Students will know how to promote and sell a music industry product.

• Students will have an understanding of the performing artist as a major economic factor in the marketplace.

• Students will develop a set of skills applicable to the music industry including: financial and project management, create and enact marketing and promotional plans, the ability to write basic agreements and licenses, and copyright management and administration.

DEGREE PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Music

MAJOR

Music Business & Entertainment Industries (MBEI)
Music Business & Entertainment Industries with Entrepreneurship and Management Emphasis (MBEM)
Music Business & Entertainment Industries with Entrepreneurship and Management Emphasis and a minor in Creative American Music (MBEC)

MINOR

MINOR IN MUSIC BUSINESS AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES (MBEI) (No audition required)

A minor in Music Business and Entertainment Industries consists of 12 credits:

• Entertainment Industry Survey (MMI 178)

3 Credits

• 9 Additional Credits in Music Business

 

MINOR IN CREATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC (CAM)
(See below under The Bruce Hornsby Creative American Music Program)

MUSIC BUSINESS AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES (MBEI)

The objective of the Music Business and Entertainment Industries program is to prepare interested and qualified students for positions in all areas of the music industry. The program is interdisciplinary in nature; emphasis is placed upon courses in music, business, and music business and carries a built-in business-related minor.

FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (A Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (B-Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensembles
2
Ensembles
2
*MTC 111 Music Theory I
2
*MTC 112 Music Theory II
2
*MTC 121 Music Theory Laboratory I
1
*MTC 122 Music Theory Laboratory II
1
MCY 101 The World of Music and Its Powers
1
MMI 178 Entertainment Industry Survey
3
ENG 105 English Composition I
3
ENG 106 English Composition II
3
**MTH 103 Finite Mathematics
3
ECO 211 Economics
3
TOTAL
15
TOTAL
17
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (C Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (D Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensembles
2
Ensembles
2
*MTC 211 Music Theory III
2
*MTC 212 Music Theory IV
2
*MTC 221 Music Theory Laboratory III
1
*MTC 222 Music Theory Laboratory IV
1
ACC 211 Principles of Financial Accounting
3
MMI 274 Introduction to Music Copyright
3
BSL 212 Business Law
3
MMI 376 Networking in the Ent. Ind
1
TOTAL
14
PSY 204 Introductory Biobehavioral Statistics 3
(or CBR 102, COM 101, COM 110)
3
 
TOTAL
15
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (E Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (F Level)
2
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
Approved MCY Elective
3
CIS Elective
3
MTC Elective (300 level or higher)
3
MMI 537 Recorded Music Operations
3
MMI 378 Entertainment Industry Contracts
3
MMI 573 International Music Publishing
2
MMI 273 Artists Development & Live Performance
3
MMI 377 Royalties in the Music Publishing Ind.
1
MKT 301 Marketing Foundations
3
ENG 330, COS 333 or ENG 331 (W)
3
TOTAL
18
TOTAL
15
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI Elective
3
MMI Elective
3
Minor Course
3
MGT 353 Org and Oper of Small Business
3
Natural World Elective
3
Minor Course
3
Minor Course
3
Minor Course or Approved Elective
3
Approved MCY Elective
3
MMI 455 Internship in Music Industry
2
TOTAL
16
TOTAL
15

NOTE: To remain in the Music Business and Entertainment Industries program, students must maintain a minimum 2.70 G.P.A.

* Must pass with grade of C or above.

** If not initially placed in MTH 103, prerequisites must be taken as required.

MUSIC BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP MANAGEMENT EMPHASIS (MBEM)

The objective of the Music Business Entrepreneurship Management emphasis is to prepare interested and qualified students to start and operate a music-related business. The curriculum is interdisciplinary in nature; emphasis is placed upon courses in music, business, and music business and carries a built-in Minor in Business Administration.

FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (A Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (B-Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensembles
2
Ensembles
2
*MTC 111 Music Theory I
2
*MTC 112 Music Theory II
2
*MTC 121 Music Theory Laboratory I
1
*MTC 122 Music Theory Laboratory II
1
MCY 101 The World of Music and Its Powers
1
MMI 178 Entertainment Industry Survey
3
ENG 105 English Composition I
3
ENG 106 English Composition II
3
**MTH 103 Finite Mathematics
3
ECO 211 Economics
3
TOTAL
15
TOTAL
17
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (C Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (D Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensembles
2
Ensembles
2
*MTC 211 Music Theory III
2
*MTC 212 Music Theory IV
2
*MTC 221 Music Theory Laboratory III
1
*MTC 222 Music Theory Laboratory IV
1
ACC 211 Principles of Financial Accounting
3
MMI 274 Introduction to Music Copyright
3
MMI 273 Artist Development & Live Performance
3
MMI 376 Networking in the Ent. Ind
1
TOTAL
14
Natural World Elective
3
 
TOTAL
15
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (E Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (F Level)
2
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
Approved MCY Elective
3
MCY Elective
3
MMI 378 Entertainment Industry Contracts
3
MMI 537 Recorded Music Operations
3
COM 101, COM 110, CBR 102, or PSY 204(4cr)
3
MMI 573 International Music Publishing
2
MKT 301 Marketing Foundations
3
MMI 377 Royalties in the Music Publishing Ind.
1
TOTAL
15
ENG 330, COS 333 or ENG 331
3
 
TOTAL
15
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI Elective
3
MMI Elective
3
MMI 530 Entrepreneurship for Musicians (W)
3
MGT 353 Org and Oper of Small Business
3
MGT 304 Organizational Behavior
3
Approved Elective
3
Approved Elective
3
FIN 300 Finance
3
Approved MCY Elective
3
MMI 455 Internship in Music Industry
2
TOTAL
16
TOTAL
15

NOTE: To remain in the Music Business and Entertainment Industries program, students must maintain a minimum 2.70 G.P.A.

* Must pass with grade of C or above.

** If not initially placed in MTH 103, prerequisites must be taken as required.

THE BRUCE HORNSBY CREATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC PROGRAM

The Bruce Hornsby Creative American Music Program is designed to develop the creative skills of talented performing songwriters by immersing them in the diverse traditions that form the foundation of modern American songwriting. This rigorous approach will require students to become intimate, both in understanding and practice, with the vast and varied legacy that is American music. The CAM Program is open to all Frost School of Music students by audition. Those who successfully complete the program will earn a Minor in Creative American Music.

Courses Leading to a Minor in Creative American Music

Courses

CR

MCY 211 African American Song Traditions

3

MMI 207 African American Song Workshop

1

MCY 212 Anglo American Song Traditions

3

MMI 208 Anglo American Song Workshop

1

MCY 311 Modern American Pop Music I

3

MMI 307 Modern American Pop Workshop I

1

MCY 312 Modern American Pop Music II

3

MMI 308 Modern American Pop Workshop II

1

MMI 311 Contemporary Lyric Writing (W)

3

MMI 445 Senior Project/Portfolio

1

Total Credits:

20

THE CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE PRINCIPAL

Recognizing the fact that many talented songwriters do not always have a background in traditional performance areas, the Frost School has created a new category of principal instrument to accommodate Creative American Music students who are not classical or jazz musicians. Contemporary Guitar, Voice, Bass, Keyboard, and Percussion (Drums) principals can choose to major in Music Business and Entertainment Industries, Media Writing and Production, Music Engineering Technology, Music Education, and Music Therapy. The Contemporary Performance Principal is exclusively for students in the Creative American Music Program and requires auditions in songwriting and performance.

MUSIC BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP MANAGEMENT EMPHASIS with Double Minor in Creative American Music and Business Administration (MBEC)

This curriculum is for Contemporary Performance principals. It combines the Music Business Entrepreneurship Management emphasis with the Creative American Music minor and is designed to prepare aspiring performing songwriters for a variety of entrepreneurial opportunities. The curriculum is interdisciplinary in nature; emphasis is placed upon courses in music, business, and music business and carries a built-in Minor in Business Administration.

FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (A Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (B-Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensembles
2
Ensembles
2
*MTC 111 Music Theory I
2
*MTC 112 Music Theory II
2
*MTC 121 Music Theory Laboratory I
1
*MTC 122 Music Theory Laboratory II
1
MCY 101 The World of Music and Its Powers
1
MMI 178 Entertainment Industry Survey
3
ENG 105 English Composition I
3
ENG 106 English Composition II
3
**MTH 103 Finite Mathematics
3
ECO 211 Economics
3
TOTAL
15
TOTAL
17
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (C Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (D Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
*MTC 211 Music Theory III
2
*MTC 212 Music Theory IV
2
*MTC 221 Music Theory Laboratory III
1
*MTC 222 Music Theory Laboratory IV
1
ACC 211 Principles of Financial Accounting
3
MMI 274 Introduction to Music Copyright
3
MMI 273 Artist Development & Live Performance
3
MMI 376 Networking in the Ent. Ind
1
MCY 210 African American Song Tradition
3
MCY 211 Anglo American Song Tradition
3
MMI 207 African American Songwriting Workshop
1
MMI 208 Anglo American Songwriting Workshop
1
TOTAL
17
TOTAL
15
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Applied Lessons E
2
Applied Lessons F
2
MCY 311 Modern American Pop Music I
3
MCY 312 Modern American Pop Music II
3
MMI 307 American Pop Music I Workshop
1
MMI 308 American Pop Music II Workshop
1
MMI 320 Contemporary Lyric Writing (W)
3
MMI 537 Recorded Music Operations
3
MMI 378 Entertainment Industry Contracts
3
MMI 573 International Music Publishing
2
MKT 301 Marketing Foundations
3
MMI 377 Royalties in the Music Publishing Ind.
1
TOTAL
15
ENG 330, COS 333 or ENG 331 (W)
3
 
TOTAL
15
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
MMI 014 Music Industry Forum
0
Ensemble
1
Primary Ensemble
1
Approved Elective
3
MGT 353 Org and Oper of Small Business
3
MMI 530 Entrepreneurship for Musicians (W)
3
Approved Elective
3
MGT 304 Organizational Behavior
3
FIN 300 Finance
3
COM 101, COM 110, CBR 102, or PSY 204 (4cr)
3
MMI 455 Internship in Music Industry
2
Natural World Elective
3
MMI 445 Senior Project/Portfolio
1
TOTAL
16
TOTAL
13

NOTE: To remain in the Music Business and Entertainment Industries program, students must maintain a minimum 2.70 G.P.A.

* Must pass with grade of C or above.

** If not initially placed in MTH 103, prerequisites must be taken as required.

*** Contemporary Performance is available in Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, and Voice by audition only upon acceptance into the Creative American Music Program.

MUSIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

INTRODUCTION

The mission of the Music Engineering Technology program is to (1) provide the highest quality education in the field of music engineering; (2) promote advancements in the fidelity and creativity of music recording, production and reproduction; and (3) promote advancements in the invention, design and implementation of audio hardware and software.

The goals of the Music Engineering Technology program are to (1) further enhance the program's national and international stature; (2) obtain teaching infrastructure and resources needed to provide contemporary education in the field of music engineering technology; (3) ensure that curricular offerings are current and able to educate students in new and future theory and practice; and (4) to help graduates find professional career positions.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

• Understanding the theoretical basis of sound recording, processing and reproduction.

• Understanding the practice techniques used in sound recording, processing and reproduction.

• Designing and implementing original audio hardware and/or software.

• Understanding the principles of computer science (Bachelor of Music) or electrical engineering (Bachelor of Science).

DEGREE PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Music in Music Engineering Technology (MUE)
Bachelor of Science in Music Engineering Technology (MEC)

MAJORS

Music Engineering (MUE)
Music Engineering with Double Major in Computer Science (MEC)

The Music Engineering Technology curriculum is designed for musicians interested in pursuing a career in music recording, audio hardware and software design, and related professions in the audio, audio-video, multimedia, and internet industries. The program is interdisciplinary in nature; it includes courses in music, music engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, and mathematics. This program includes a minor in Electrical Engineering or a double major in Computer Science. Freshman students are expected to enroll in calculus, which carries a prerequisite of Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry. Prospective students are expected to have a strong background in music performance and in mathematics.

MUSIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY with minor in Electrical Engineering And/Or Computer Engineering (MUE)

FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (A Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (B Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
*MTC 111 Music Theory I
2
MMI 151 Desktop Audio Production
1
*MTC 121 Music Theory Laboratory I
1
*MTC 112 Music Theory II
2
MCY 101 The World of Music and Its Powers
1
*MTC 122 Music Theory Laboratory II
1
MMI 201 Introduction to Music Recording
3
ENG 106 English Composition II
3
ENG 105 English Composition I
3
EEN 118 Introduction to Programming
3
MTH 111 Calculus I
4
MTH 112 Calculus II
4
TOTAL
18
TOTAL
18
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (C Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (D Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI 160 Ensemble Recording Workshop I
1
MMI 161 Ensemble Recording Workshop II
1
*MTC 211 Music Theory III
2
*MTC 212 Music Theory IV
2
*MTC 221 Music Theory Laboratory III
1
*MTC 222 Music Theory Laboratory IV
1
MMI 401 Audio Electronics
3
EEN 305 Electronics I
3
EEN 201 Electrical Circuit Theory
3
EEN 204 Electrical Circuits Laboratory
1
PHY 205 University Physics I
3
EEN 218 Intermediate Computer Programming
3
TOTAL
17
MMI 436 Audio Post Production
3
    TOTAL
18
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (E Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (F Level)
2
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI 502 Digital Audio I
3
MMI 172 Audio Design Workshop III
1
#EEN 318 Advanced Computer Programming OR
#EEN 306 Electronics II OR
#EEN 424 Unix Systems and Servers
3
MMI 503 Digital Audio II
3
EEN 304 Logic Design
3
EEN 312 Microprocessor
4
**Approved MUE Electives
3
**Approved MUE Elective
3
TOTAL
15
MMI 501 Transducer Theory
1
 
TOTAL
17
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MCY 541 Music of the Mediaeval, Renaissance, and Baroque Periods
3
MKT 301 Marketing Foundations OR
BSL 212 Introduction to Business Law
3
**Approved MUE Elective
3
MCY 542 Music of the Classical, Romantic, and Modern Periods
3
MMI 361 Accoustics
3
EEN 316 Structured Digital Design
1
EEN 315 Digital Design Laboratory
1
**Approved MUE Electives
3
People and Society Elective
3
People and Society Elective
3
TOTAL
14
TOTAL
14

NOTE: A minimum 2.70 GPA is required to remain in the Music Engineering Technology program. A grade of C- or better is required in all CSC courses. The overall GPA for CSC courses must be 2.5 or better.

* Must pass with a grade of C or above

** Approved courses at 400 level or higher which contain substantial technical/creative content. Some examples include:


MMI 504 Audio Analysis & Synthesis
MMI 460 Recital Recording and Sound Reinforcement
MMI 505 Advanced Audio Signal Processing
MMI 465 Internship in Music Engineering
MTC 416 Orchestration
CMP 594 Motion Picture – Sound Design/Sound Theory

# For Electrical Engineering, take EEN 306
# For Computer Engineering, take EEN 318 or EEN 424
# For dual minor in electrical engineering and computer engineering, take EEN 306 and (EEN 318 or EEN 424)

MUSIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY with Double Major in Computer science (MEC)

FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Principle Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (A Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (B Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
*MTC 111 Music Theory I
2
MMI 151 Desktop Audio Production
1
*MTC 121 Music Theory Laboratory I
1
*MTC 112 Music Theory II
2
MCY 101 The World of Music and Its Powers
1
*MTC 122 Music Theory Laboratory II
1
MMI 201 Introduction to Music Recording
3
ENG 106 English Composition II
3
ENG 105 English Composition I
3
MTH 112 Calculus II
4
MTH 111 Calculus I
4
CSC 120 Computer Programming I
4
TOTAL
18
TOTAL
19
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
 
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (C Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (D Level)
2
Piano
1
Piano
1
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI 160 Ensemble Recording Workshop I
1
MMI 161 Ensemble Recording Workshop II
1
*MTC 211 Music Theory III
2
*MTC 212 Music Theory IV
2
*MTC 221 Music Theory Laboratory III
1
*MTC 222 Music Theory Laboratory IV
1
MMI 401 Audio Electronics
3
MMI 436 Audio Post Production
3
Natural World Elective
3
MTH 309 Discrete Mathematics I
3
CSC 220 Computer Programming II
4
CSC 322 C Programming and UNIX
3
TOTAL
18
TOTAL
17
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice Forum
0
Principal Instrument/Voice (E Level)
2
Principal Instrument/Voice (F Level)
2
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI 502 Digital Audio I
3
MMI 172 Audio Design Workshop III
1
CSC 314 Computer Architecture
3
**Approved MUE Elective
3
CSC 517 Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis
3
MMI 503 Digital Audio II
3
**Approved MUE Elective
3
MMI 501 Transducer Theory
3
TOTAL
15
CSC Approved Elective
3
 
TOTAL
16
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester
Second Semester
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
MMI 013 Music Engineering Forum
0
Ensemble
1
Ensemble
1
MMI 361 Accoustics
3
MKT 301 Marketing Foundations OR
BSL 212 Introduction to Business Law
3
MCY 541 Music of the Mediaeval, Renaissance and Baroque Periods
3
MCY 542 Music of the Classical, Romantic, and Modern Periods
3
**Approved MUE Elective
3
**Approved MUE Electives
3
CSC 531 Software Engineering
3
People and Society Elective
3
People and Society Elective
3
TOTAL
13
TOTAL
16
 

Note: A minimum 2.70 GPA is required in the Music Engineering Technology program. A grade of C- or better is required in all CSC courses. The overall GPA for CSC courses must be 2.5 or better.

* Must pass with a grade of C or above

** Approved courses at 400 level or higher which contain substantial technical/creative content. Some examples include:

MMI 504 Audio Analysis & Synthesis
MMI 460 Recital Recording and Sound Reinforcement
MMI 505 Advanced Audio Signal Processing
MMI 465 Internship in Music Engineering
MTC 416 Orchestration
CMP 594 Motion Picture – Sound Design/Sound Theory

*** For Electrical Engineering, take EEN 306
*** For Computer Engineering, take EEN 318 or EEN 424
*** For dual minor in electrical engineering and computer engineering, take EEN 306 and (EEN 318 or EEN 424)

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