Music Recording Technology, SC
Program Description
The Skills Certificate, Music Recording Technology, develops the skills and training necessary to be successful in entry-level recording studio positions and other music recording jobs, and provides a pathway to a career in the music and entertainment industry, or to pursue further education in Music Technology.
Recommended Course Schedule
1st semester | Units | |
---|---|---|
MUS 101 | Music Fundamentals | 3 |
MUS 231 | Recording Technology I | 3 |
MUS 239 | Virtual Studio Technology I | 3 |
Semester Total | 9 | |
2nd semester | ||
MUS 232 | Recording Technology II | 3 |
MUS 240 | Virtual Studio Technology II | 3 |
Semester Total | 6 | |
Total Units | 15 |
Program Requirements
Skills Certificates can consist of a single course or a short set of courses that provide training for entry-level positions or career advancement. These short-term certificates may also prepare students to take state, national and/or industry-recognized certifications or licensing exams.
Skills certificates are awarded upon completion of coursework and marked on a student's transcripts at the end of the semester. Students cannot declare a skills certificate as one's major. Skills Certificates are not eligible for Financial Aid.
To earn a skills certificate, students must:
- Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0.
- Have no financial or library obligation to the college.
Code | Title | Units |
---|---|---|
Certificate Requirements | ||
MUS 101 | Music Fundamentals | 3 |
MUS 231 | Recording Technology I | 3 |
MUS 232 | Recording Technology II | 3 |
MUS 239 | Virtual Studio Technology I | 3 |
MUS 240 | Virtual Studio Technology II | 3 |
Total Units | 15 |
Program Outcomes
Students completing the certificate will:
PSLO1: Students completing the skills certificate will understand theoretical aspects of audio recording and audio theory including but not limited to signal flow, microphone theory, and overdubbing methods.
PSLO2: Students completing the skills certificate will apply Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) hardware and software in the creation of recorded music.