An introduction into the use of Macintosh, DOS, and other computer systems and software applications used within the Music Industry. Topics will include programs, input devices, disk drives, I/O ports, peripherals, communication networks, operating systems, the internet, MIDI, sound cards, interactive multi-media, and the use of such applications as: word processors, spreadsheets, data bases, desk top publishing.
Pre-Req: 77.301 Music Business 1
A systematic look at career options in the Music Industry. Topics discussed include: songwriting, music publishing, national and international copyright law, music licensing, artist management, and concert promotion.
Pre-Req: 71.101 Music Theory 1
A systematic look at career options in the Music Industry. Topics include: music merchandising, arts administration, record promotion, marketing, and distribution, radio and television broadcasting, advertising and jingle production, and film scoring.
Pre-Req: 77.301 Music Business 1
A thorough study of the legal environment within the Music Industry. Topics discussed include:music publishing, national and international copyright law, live performance, managers & agents, music organizations, recording agreements, music publishing, film and television music production, music merchandising, and other contractual obligations.
Pre-Req: 77.302 Music Bus 2
A thorough study of the principles and application of marketing, promotion, and distribution of products within the Music Industry. Case studies of various music products and companies will be studied and analyzed.
Pre-Req: 77.302 Music Bus 2
Prepares students to undertake their Internship by providing an in-depth study of how to prepare successfully to enter a career path.
Pre-Req: 77.302 Music Bus 2
Pre-Req: 77.302 Music Bus 2
Permission of coordinator required.
Music Business Internship
Pre-Req: 77.401 Music Business Seminar