The purpose of the Bachelor of Arts in Music with a Concentration in Music Technology is to provide students with an opportunity to develop skills in all areas related to the art of using technology in music. A performance audition is required for admission. For details, contact the Music Department. A total of 130 credits is required for the degree. A grade of at least C- is required for credit towards the Music Major, except in the Senior Seminar courses, which require a minimum grade of C.

Note: Courses followed by two asterisks do not receive credit as liberal arts.2

Sixty Two required Music credits as follows:

• MUT 1040-1041: Creative Process in Music I, II
• MUT 1031-1032: Comprehensive Musicianship I and Keyboard Harmony I
• MUT 1033-1034: Comprehensive Musicianship II and Keyboard Harmony II
• MUT 2021-2022: Intermediate Ear-Training I, II
• MUH 2011-2012: Survey of Western Music I, II
• MUT 2041-2042: Comp. Musicianship III and Keyboard Harmony III
• MUT 2043-2044: Comp. Musicianship IV and Keyboard Harmony IV
• MUH 3997-4494: Music Senior Seminar & Senior Seminar or Projects
• MUAT 1007: MIDI and Audio Production
• MUAT 2011-3011: Audio Recording Techniques I, II
• MUAT 2021-3021: Electronic Music Composition I, II
• MUAT 4011: Advanced Topics in Music Technology
• MUAT 4___: Music Technology Elective
• One 3000 level courses in Music Theory, and
• Nine Credits in Elective Ensembles or Applied Music courses

Additionally, the following three courses are required:

• MAC 1075: Computers and Information Technology
• COMM 2050: Introduction to Digital Media and TV Production
• COMM 4025: Topics in Advanced TV and Video