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MUS 6431 Applied Keyboard
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6432 Applied Keyboard
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6501 Applied Voice
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6502 Applied Voice
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6531 Applied Voice
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6532 Applied Voice
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6601 Applied Strings
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6602 Applied Strings
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6631 Applied Strings
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6632 Applied Strings
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6701 Applied Woodwinds
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6702 Applied Woodwinds
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6711 Applied Brass
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6712 Applied Brass
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6721 Applied Percussion
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6722 Applied Percussion
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6731 Applied Woodwinds
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6732 Applied Woodwinds
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6741 Applied Brass
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6742 Applied Brass
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6781 Applied Percussion
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6782 Applied Percussion
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6800 Music Research and Technology
MUS 6801 Applied Composition
Private instruction (one hour per week).
MUS 6802 Applied Composition
Private instruction (one hour per week).
3 cr.
3 cr.
3 cr.
MUS 6831 Applied Composition
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6832 Applied Composition
3 cr.
Private instruction (one hour per week) or small group instruction
(two hours per week).
MUS 6900 Graduate Colloquium
0 cr.
A forum to discuss problems common to all musical disciplines and
to seek creative solutions through dialogue within the academic
community. Required of all graduate students. Will be graded as
satisfactory or unsatisfactory.
MUS 6950 Half Recital
1 cr.
Presentation of a public recital of at least 30 minutes of actual
playing duration. Content of the program must be similar to that
normally included in professional recitals. A faculty committee
will approve the program and grade the performance on a Pass-
Fail basis.
MUS 6990 Graduate Recital
3 cr.
Presentation of a public recital of at least 60 minutes of actual
playing duration. Content of the program must be similar to that
normally included in professional recitals and must include works
in several styles. A faculty committee will approve the program
and grade the performance on a Pass-Fail basis.
MUS 7000 Thesis Research
1-9 cr.
To be repeated for credit until thesis is accepted. Section number
will correspond with credit to be earned.
MUS 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.
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
NAME 1151 Intro to Naval Arch Marine Eng
3 cr.
Prerequisites: MATH 2107. An overview of the Maritime Industry,
marine transportation systems, maritime organizations; types and
purposes of commercial and naval ships, advanced marine vehicles
and floating offshore structures, basics of ship building, operation,
safety, maintenance and environmental protection; various disciplines
of naval architecture; introduction to major ship systems.
Includes generation and interpretation of ship drawings, technical
drawings of components and machinery. Training in hand sketching
and 2-D computer-aided design software. Two hours of lecture
and three hours of laboratory.
NAME 2151 Intro to Marine Design
3 cr.
Prerequisites: MATH 2111 or 2108, NAME 1151. Basic concepts of
marine hydrostatics, resistance and propulsion, power systems, and
seaway dynamics.
NAME 2160 Form Calculations & Stability
3 cr.
Prerequisites: ENCE 2350 and NAME 2151. Lines plan; static stability,
hydrostatic curves, determination of areas, volumes, displacement;
buoyancy of damaged vessels and stability, launching of ships, towing
of off-shore platform structures and their emplacement.
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