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2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin

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2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]

Audio Engineering Technology Minor

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This minor is intended to ensure minimum baseline knowledge in audio analog/digital circuits, systems, production, and software applications.

19 credits required, typically six courses, including

One circuits/electronics course from the following list (3 or 4 credits):

ECT 111 - DC Electrical Fundamentals for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s) OR
ECT 245 - Electrical and Electronic Fundamentals for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
OR
ECE 213 - Electric Circuit Analysis I 3 credit(s) AND
ECE 215 - Circuits Laboratory I 1 credit(s)
OR
ECE 210 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering 3 credit(s)
OR
ECE 255 - Fundamentals of Circuits and Electronics 4 credit(s) *

Two required courses:

AUD 110 - Music for Audio Engineering Technology I 2 credit(s)
AUD 122 - Audio Recording Principles for Engineering Technology 2 credit(s)

At least 12 credits from the following list of courses, including one from each of the four categories:

Category A:

AUD (any course)

Category B:

ECT 122 - Introduction to Digital Devices for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
OR
ECE 231 - Digital System Logic 3 credit(s) AND
ECE 232 - Digital Laboratory 1 credit(s)
OR
ECE 360 - Circuits and Electronics 4 credit(s) *
OR
ECE 361 - Electronics Fundamentals 3 credit(s) AND
ECE 363 - Electronics Laboratory I 1 credit(s)
OR
ECT 353 - Computer Architecture for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
OR
ECT 355 - Industrial Electronics and Actuators for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
OR
ECT 363 - Computer Interfacing for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)
OR
ECT 364 - Industrial Instrumentation and Sensors for Engineering Technology 4 credit(s)

Category C:

MPT 451 - Sound Technology II 3 credit(s)

Category D:

ES 262 - Introduction to Musical and Architectural Acoustics 3 credit(s)

Additional Information

* Students taking both ECE 255 and ECE 360 will receive credit in the minor for only one of these choices.

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