Michael Johnson, Minor Advisor
mjohnson@uarts.edu
215.717.6335

C O N T E N T S

• Description    
• Academic Policy    
• Admission to the Minor    
• Program Objectives   
• Program Requirements

Description

Students enrolled in the minor will study how to create, produce, record, edit, manipulate, and distribute audio and music for traditional and new media. These skills will be developed through specialized coursework and hands-on training. Study areas include audio recording, live sound, internet marketing, music business including legal aspects that influence the process and the distribution of the creative product, and a choice of technology and business elective courses.

Academic Policy

Minor programs are governed by the minor policy published on the the enrollment & attendance  page in the policies  area of the catalogue.

Admission to the Minor

CAMD	Open to all students.
CPA	Open to all students, except students pursuing a BS in Music Business, Entrepreneurship + Technology.
DLA	Open to all students.

Program Objectives

Students enrolled in the minor will…

• Understand the roles and relationships of the various components in the music industry
• Understand the role of performing rights organizations
• Understand the basics of copyright law and intellectual property
• Create, record, edit, and mix music and audio using high end production software
• Understand the basics of signal flow, and be able to operate a mixing console for both recording and live performance
• Create, record, and edit MIDI sequences
• Gain experience in the industry by completing an internship in technology or business

Program Requirements (15 credits)