Training
•Bullet: Recording engineering, microphone placement, acoustics, effects, troubleshooting, engineering, and production
•Bullet: Four semesters of 15, 17, 14 and 14 hours include Audio Engineering I through IV, Audio Electronics, Acoustics, MIDI I, and Live Sound I and II
•Bullet: The fourth semester adds Audio for Video and Audio Post Production, and a program-specific safety examination comes before any laboratory activity
Professional Development
•Bullet: Designed for entry-level recording-engineer and sound-production work
•Bullet: A Capstone Experience in the final semester is required to qualify for the AAS, which is offered at the Levelland Campus
Degree Flexibility
•Bullet: The Sound Technology Advanced Certificate (Audio Engineering III, Acoustics, Live Sound II) can be applied toward this degree, and the Enhanced Skills Certificate (Remixing, MIDI II, Audio Engineering V) follows it
