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MEDIA TECHNOLOGY

MET 100 (3 CR.)

OVERVIEW OF AUDIO FOR MULTIMEDIA

Introduces the basic theory and practice of computer-based audio recording, storage, and reproduction as it relates to audio used in multimedia production and the World Wide Web. Lecture 2 hours. Laboratory 2 hours. Total 4 hours per week.

MET 105 (3 CR.)

INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA STREAMING

Prerequisite is concurrent or prior enrollment in MET 100. Introduces the application, preparation, and use of web streaming technology and its value in Internet and intranet applications for business, education, and entertainment. Teaches practical applications for creating presentations using the latest cross-platform technology. Lecture 2 hours. Laboratory 2 hours. Total 4 hours per week.

MET 110-111 (3 CR.) (3 CR.)

ADVANCED AUDIO APPLICATIONS FOR MULTIMEDIA I-II

Prerequisite is concurrent or prior enrollment in MET 100. Introduces the application, preparation, and use of a Mac-based and a PC-based recording/editing/sequencing program in the production of audio material for multimedia and World Wide Web use. Covers a combination of Mac-based recording and editing programs with PC-based sequencing programs in the first semester and a combination of PC-based recording and editing programs with Mac-based sequencing programs in the second semester. Lecture 2 hours. Laboratory 2 hours. Total 4 hours per week.

MET 120 (3 CR.)

INTRODUCTION TO AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

Provides an overview of the audiovisual industry. Covers industry trends, opportunities, and resources available to AV technicians. Lecture 3 hours per week.

MET 121 (3 CR.)

INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO TECHNOLOGY

Prerequisite is MET 120. Provides knowledge of how to install and terminate audio cabling, distinguish between types of audio signals, recognize appropriate audio equipment, install audio components, verify audio system operation, operate audio systems and complete appropriate documentation. Includes integrated systems and rental and staging applications. Lecture 3 hours per week.

MET 122 (3 CR.)

INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO TECHNOLOGY (3 CR.)

Prerequisites are MET 120 and MET 121. Provides students with a knowledge of how to install and terminate video cabling, distinguish between types of video signals, recognize appropriate video equipment, install video components, verify video system operation, operate video systems, and complete appropriate documentation. Includes integrated systems and rental and staffing applications. Lecture 3 hours per week.

MET 205 (3 CR.)

ADVANCED MEDIA STREAMING

Prerequisites are MET 100 and MET 105. Provides advanced concepts and expertise in the application, preparation, use and administration of web streaming technology as well as its value in internet and intranet applications for business, education, and entertainment. Lecture 2 hours. Laboratory 2 hours. Total 4 hours per week.

MET 210 (3 CR.)

POST-PRODUCTION AUDIO TECHNIQUES FOR VIDEO

Prerequisite is concurrent or prior enrollment in MET 100 and MET 110 or 111. Introduces techniques used in post-production preparation and use of [generic term for Adobe Premiere] of dialog, program music, and sound effect files, their recording/editing/sequencing, and the final production of high quality multimedia and World Wide Web video materials. Lecture 2 hours. Laboratory 2 hours. Total 4 hours per week.

MET 220-221 (3 CR.) (3 CR.)

INTEGRATED AUDIOVISUAL SYSTEMS I-II

Prerequisite for MET 220 is MET 120, MET 121, ETR 113, IST 100, and MET 122. Prerequisite for MET 221 is MET 220. Provides the skills required for installing and uninstalling equipment on a project basis. Introduces advanced technologies in the areas of control and display systems, audio and videoconferencing, lighting, RF systems, and home theatre. Requires the student to envision a project from start to finish, enabling them to address the planning, concerns, and outcomes of a well-orchestrated presentation event. Lecture 3 hours per week.

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