E-Music Minor - CPA

The E-Music minor offers students majoring in both Multimedia and Music an opportunity to create electronic and experimental music; to develop skills that allow them to produce, package, and distribute music by taking advantage of digital technology; and to design electronic instrumental interfaces. The minor prepares students for a variety of highly entrepreneurial careers ranging from entertainment and product development to creative and production work in the recording and musical fields. This minor is only available to students majoring in Multimedia or Music. Please note that this minor requires 17 credits for Music majors. Specific requirements for Multimedia majors can be found in another section of this catalog.

The College of Performing Arts offers minors that enable a student to focus on a specific discipline through organized electives.

Students wishing to include a minor are governed by the following guidelines:

1. Students must meet eligibility requirements, which may include a satisfactory grade point average, prerequisites, and departmental portfolio review.
2. An intent to complete a minor is declared by filing the completed Minor Declaration Form with the Office of the Registrar. The forms are available in the Office of the Registrar.
3. A student may not major and minor in the same program, except where indicated.
4. Courses applied to the minor may only be applied toward elective requirements.
5. All minors require a minimum of 15 credits, with the exception of E-Music for Music majors. Generally, no substitutions to the minor requirements are allowed. In exceptional situations where substitutions are granted, the approvals of both the major and minor program advisors are required.
6. The requirements of the minor must be completed prior to graduation.
7. Completing a concentration may require a student to take more than the minimumun number of credits necessary to achieve the undergraduate degree in order to also finish the concentration.
8. Minors are available only to undergraduate students.