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MURP 6520 Comparative Planning & Urb Dev
3 cr.
Prerequisite: MURP 4600 or consent of department. This seminar
will explore the processes and strategies adopted by industrialized
nations in planning for the development of their urban areas.
Policy formulation and program implementation will be stressed,
particularly in the areas of housing, central city revitalization,
growth controls, and labor mobility.
MURP 6600 Planning Theory
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Students must have graduate standing and completed
MURP 4600 or have the consent of instructor or graduate coordinator.
This seminar will explore in-depth various theories of urban
and regional planning.
MURP 6601 Sem Urban Planning Models
3 cr.
Spring semester. Prerequisite: consent of school. This seminar will
be an in-depth study of advanced concepts and techniques of
urban planning.
MURP 6605 Sem Land Use Analysis
3 cr.
(GEOG 6605 and MURP 6605 are cross-listed) Prerequisite: consent
of department. Intensive research into selected rural and/or urban
land-use problems in their environmental and historical contexts.
Course may be repeated once for credit.
MURP 6650 Recreational Planning
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of school. This course deals with the impact
of urbanization on the field of recreation. Recreation planning will
be discussed in relationship to the overall comprehensive planning
fabric specifically as it relates to the formulation of its major
components, i.e., goals, needs, methodologies, surveying techniques,
administration, financing, and site analysis.
MURP 6720 Pract Urban Regional Planning
3 cr.
The course will focus on the applied aspects of the urban and
regional planning profession. Project(s) will be identified and students
will work as a team to complete the work. The goal is to
develop a professional group report.
MURP 6900 Independent Study
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Independent research in the graduate student’s
area of specialization under the direction of a designated
member of the graduate faculty. May be repeated for credit.
MURP 7000 Thesis Research
1-9 cr.
Offered each semester. To be repeated for credit until thesis
is accepted. Section number will correspond with credit to be
earned.
MURP 7040 Examination or Thesis Only
0 cr.
Open to students in a thesis program who have only (other than
application for degree) the final typing and acceptance by the
Graduate School of their thesis or dissertation or to students in
a non-thesis program who have only (other than application for
degree) to pass the final examination to complete graduation
requirements.
Music
MUS 1000 Music Appreciation
3 cr.
Offered each semester. An appreciation and analysis from the viewpoint
of the listener of representative works in Western art tradition,
covering for example, selected masterworks of Bach, Handel,
Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Bartok, and Stravinsky.
No previous knowledge of or about music is required.
MUS 1003 Early Jazz
3 cr.
Offered each semester. An introduction to the principal movements,
schools, and performers of American Jazz from the New Orleans
Era through World War II. No previous knowledge of or about
music is required
MUS 1004 Contemporary Jazz
3 cr.
Offered each semester. An introduction to the principal innovators
styles and schools of jazz from World War II to the present. Music
1003 and 1004 may be taken separately or in reverse order. No previous
knowledge of or about music is required.
MUS 1005 Intro to Music Literature
3 cr.
An introduction to the classics of Western music with special
regard to the manner in which traditional, popular, and non-Western
musics have influenced the European and American traditions.
This course is designed to expose the music major to a wide variety
of musical styles, including the masterworks of European Classical
Music, the uniquely American forms of ragtime, blues, jazz and
musical theater, as well as rock and contemporary world music.
Required of all Classical Division music majors; non-majors admitted
with the permission of the Department. No prerequisites.
MUS 1006 Intro to Music Technology
3 cr.
MUS 1100 Fundamentals of Music
3 cr.
Offered each semester. An introduction to the rudiments of music
theory including structure, notation, and written and aural skills.
MUS 1101 Theoretical Foundations I
6 cr.
Comprised of three components - theory, musicianship and piano. A
foundations course in the fundamentals of music grammar, melodic
writing and two-voice 16th century contrapuntal techniques, aural
and keyboard skills, sight-singing and rhythm training.
MUS 1102 Theoretical Foundations II
6 cr.
Prerequisite: Music 1101 or equivalent. Comprised of three components
- theory, musicianship and piano. Principles of tonal music
as exemplified by selected Baroque composers. Emphasis on melody,
rhythm, texture, figured bass, functional harmony, counterpoint,
dramatic techniques, and formal structures of the Baroque era,
aural and keyboard skills, sight-singing and rhythm training.
MUS 1200 Appld Lessons Nonmajors
1 cr.
Prerequisite: MUS 1100 or equivalent musical literacy displayed at
required audition. Designed to provide private lesson instruction
(30 minutes per week) for nonmajors. Four hours of personal practice
per week based upon assignments from lessons is expected.
Also available to music majors who want instruction in instruments
other than their primary instrument. May be repeated four
times for credit.
MUS 1401 Applied Keyboard
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 1402 Applied Keyboard
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 1403 Applied Keyboard
2 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 1405 Piano Class
2 cr.
Offered each semester. Class instruction in piano for music majors
not majoring in piano. Two one-hour classes and six hours practice
per week. These courses are intended for music majors with little
or no previous piano training.
MUS 1406 Piano Class
2 cr.
Offered each semester. Class instruction in piano for music majors
not majoring in piano. Two one-hour classes and six hours practice
per week. These courses are intended for music majors with little
or no previous piano training.
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