2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

MST 114-Basic BridgePort Operation 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course covers the basic operation of Bridgeport type vertical milling machines,
and the use of precision measuring instruments such as micrometers. Upon
completion of this course a student should be able to set up the mill, and perform
simple machining operations to reasonable tolerances.
MST 115-Fabrication and Welding 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course covers more advanced welding procedures, particularly Tig welding
of aluminum components and tubular steel assemblies. Building on Fab 1 & 2,
more advanced hand forming of steel and aluminum is taught, including the English
Wheel. Race care roll cage construction is discussed in detail, and fabrication
work will be done on actual race car chassis and components.
Prerequisites: MST 105 & MST 106 or equivalent practical experience.
MUSIC RECORDING TECHNOLOGY
MRT 110-Basic Music Recording 3 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
An overview of the tools, theories and techniques employed in the music
recording industry.
MRT 120-Live Sound Reinforcement 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course introduces the concepts and technical skills required for live event
sound reinforcement. Topics include the operation and interconnection of components
of a basic sound system including consoles, amplifiers, speaker stacks and
processors. Student will also learn to differentiate between a recording, front-ofhouse
and monitor mix.
MRT 121-Basic MIDI Theory and Sequencing 4 Sem.-Hrs.
This course is designed to afford the student the opportunity to utilize the latest
digital technology by working with a Musical Instrument Digital Interface. This
industry-standard interface is used with electronic musical keyboards and PC’s for
computer control of musical instruments and devices. Through the use of hardware
and software, the student will be able to create realistic-sounding music by synthesizing
individual and multiple instruments into a musical sample or composition.
MRT 122-On-Location Recording 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course will provide the student with a working knowledge of the special
techniques required to record music outside of a studio setting. It covers the unique
requirements for capturing sound in diverse acoustical environments where music
is performed. From the concert hall, to a jazz combo in an auditorium, to a rock
band in a club, the course concentrates on capturing live performances for broadcast
or later distribution on CD.
MRT 220-Advanced Music Recording 3 Sem.-Hrs.
An advanced course that affords the student the opportunity to build upon the
technical skills developed in MRT 110 (Basic Music Recording). A more detailed
approach to equipment capabilities, multi-track recording skills and mastery of
contemporary recording tools will be emphasized. Signal processing, analog and
digital recording, editing and advanced mixing are examined in depth.
Prerequisite: MRT 110.
MRT 221-Music Management 3 Sem.-Hrs.
An examination of the current requirements and business trends used both to
record music and market product in the industry. The perspective of the artist , as
well as the needs of the recording industry will be examined. Through lecture and
research, students will examine cost ratio, market analysis, job responsibilities, and
employment opportunities as producer, engineer and artist.
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