Objective:
The certificate is a thirty-hour curriculum emphasizing skills and knowledge essential for employment in the area of audio recording.
General degree requirement:
Students entering the program need a high school diploma or an equivalent certificate, such as the GED. Placement of participants in the various levels of the program, including advanced placement, will be determined by the ACT scores and examinations administered by BPCC. Certificate students must test out of READ 099, into ENGL 101, and into MATH 099 as documented by ACT, placement test, or course completion.
| Required courses for the Certificate of Technical Studies in Telecommunications, Sound Recording Technology: | ||
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First
Semester
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Hours
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| TLCM 170: | Introduction to Broadcasting | |
| OR | ||
| TLCM 101: | Introduction to Telecommunications | 3 |
| TLCM Concentration |
3
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| TLCM Concentration |
3
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| TLCM Concentration |
3
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| TLCM Concentration |
3
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15
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Second
Semester
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Hours
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| TLCM Concentration | 3 | |
| TLCM Concentration | 3 | |
| TLCM Concentration | 3 | |
| TLCM Concentration | 3 | |
| TLCM Concentration |
3
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| 15 | ||
| Total credit hours | 30 | |
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Students must meet prerequisites before taking any given course. *Students must meet the general education competencies for the academic certificate. Certificate students must test out of READ 099, into ENGL 101, and into MATH 099 as documented by ACT, placement tests, or course completion. |
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| Concentrations and Required Courses for Certificate of Technical Studies in Telecommunications, Sound Recording Technology: | ||
TLCM 103 Practicum TLCM 212 Announcing TLCM 213 Voice and Diction TLCM 215 Special Topics TLCM 225 Audio Production in Media TLCM 235 Internship TLCM 259 Media Ethics TLCM 290 Digital Recording and Editing TLCM 291 Sound System Design TLCM 292 Principles of Sound Mixing TLCM 293 Multi-Track Recording TLCM 294 Studio Production |
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| Remaining hours are electives from TLCM. | ||
