Training
•The four-semester plan contains 26.5–28.5 major units; general education and graduation requirements are additional
•Music theory and aural training sit alongside piano, individual lessons, electroacoustic composition, and a composition laboratory
•Production study covers music technology and recording, with electives in live sound and audio recording technology
•Students choose introductory improvisation or a small performing group, with further electives in voice, instruments, and popular music
Professional Development
•Required music-business study and an optional marketing course connect creative work with industry practice; program outcomes emphasize composing, responding to clients' creative needs, and evaluating audio information
