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Description This course provides a forum for an independent review of the main concepts of the program’ core subject areas in preparation for the comprehensive examination. The student will take a written examination at the conclusion of the course and must receive a passing grade to be successful. An oral examination may be required in addition to the written examination. The comprehensive examination may be repeated once. A student who fails the comprehensive examination a second time would be dismissed from the degree program at the end of the semester in which the examination was retaken.
**Students who need to complete a comprehensive exam as part of the requirements of their program must enroll in MEST 588/5289 - Comprehensives (no cr.)
When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
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MUSC 232-332-432/2302-3302-4302 - Digital Audio / MIDI Lab (1 cr. each)
Prerequisites MUSC 2300
Students entering the course for the first time must register in MUSC 2302 (entry level). Students who have taken a semester of MUSC 2302 should register for MUSC 3302 (intermediate level); those who have passed MUSC 3302 should register for MUSC 4302 (advanced level).
Description A production course where students are required to fulfill a series of concert recordings and personal projects to build up a typical workflow to be prepared to work in the professional field. This will include livestream production concert recordings and personal projects. Each credit accumulation will lead to more responsibilities in managing the production workflows and managing the students from the lower levels.
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MUSC 340/3400 - Western Music Theory II (3 cr.)
Prerequisites and . Concurrent with MUSC 3401
Description Students will review the concepts of counterpoint and harmony. The course will cover instrumentation, phrase, tonic and dominant, embellishing tones, chorale harmonization and figured bass, phrase structure and expansion, diatonic sequence, and intensifying the dominant. Students will learn to analyze, compose, and write about music topics covered in class.
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MUSC 480/4800 - Advanced Private Lessons in Voice or an Instrument (3 cr.)
Prerequisites Four semesters of MUSC 1800 .
Description Advanced private lessons in voice or an instrument. Twelve one-hour lessons in the semester. Students are expected to practice three hours each day. Students will perform before a jury of teachers for final examination. A lab fee will be assessed for each semester of instruction.
When Offered Offered in fall and spring Repeatable The course may be repeated multiple times for credit. Notes All students are required to meet with their teacher in the first week of classes.
Students may register for more than one section of MUSC 4800 in the same semester, with the permission of the Director of the Music Program.
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Nanotechnology |
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Petroleum Engineering |
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