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MUSI 1122 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 1123 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 1130 - Praise Ensemble Lab
1 hrs
Study of contemporary Christian worship in practical settings; practical experience in contemporary worship planning and leading; technical study of singing and playing contemporary praise songs; and practical training and presentation with praise ensemble band in worship settings. Note: This course is recommended for all church music majors. Open to all students who are interested in practical training in a praise ensemble setting. Audition will be held for leadership positions. Individuals selected for leadership positions should plan to remain in the course for the entire year and be willing to travel. Prerequisite(s): Permission of the instructor
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MUSI 1301 - Fundamentals of Music
3 hrs
Introduction to the fundamentals of music; includes aural and visual approaches to identify and notate pitch, rhythm, scales, intervals, triads and chords; additional topics include keyboard, keys and modes, introduction to form, tonality, melody and harmony.
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MUSI 1303 - Music Appreciation
3 hrs
Historical survey of Western Art Music from early Greek civilization to the present; study of non-Western and American music is included.
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MUSI 1401 - Theory, Form and Counterpoint I
4 hrs
Integrated course including the correlation of aural and visual approaches; fundamentals of music through sight-singing, ear-training, keyboard and improvisation; first semester topics include meter, rhythm, scales, key signatures, intervals, triads, introduction to species counterpoint, and basic harmonic principles; second semester topics include all diatonic triads and seventh chords, secondary function, modulation to closely-related keys, melodic characteristics and basic form, texture and dramatic shape in music and binary, ternary and rounded binary formal structures.
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MUSI 1402 - Theory, Form and Counterpoint II
4 hrs
Integrated course including the correlation of aural and visual approaches; fundamentals of music through sight-singing, ear-training, keyboard and improvisation; first semester topics include meter, rhythm, scales, key signatures, intervals, triads, introduction to species counterpoint, and basic harmonic principles; second semester topics include all diatonic triads and seventh chords, secondary function, modulation to closely-related keys, melodic characteristics and basic form, texture and dramatic shape in music and binary, ternary and rounded binary formal structures.
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MUSI 2109 - Wayland International Choir
1 hrs
Performs an extensive and varied repertoire of choral music; appears frequently on campus and travels widely during the year; Note: membership is by audition; individuals selected should plan to remain in the group for the entire year. Course Fee: $40
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MUSI 2110 - Wayland International Choir
1 hrs
Performs an extensive and varied repertoire of choral music; appears frequently on campus and travels widely during the year; Note: membership is by audition; individuals selected should plan to remain in the group for the entire year. Course Fee: $40
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MUSI 2116 - Pioneer Marching Band
1 hrs
Instrumental marching performances for parades, half-time shows, and specialty exhibitions; Note: open to all students/non-audition.
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MUSI 2118 - Wayland Symphonic Band
1 hrs
Large symphonic band performing an extensive and varied repertoire of traditional, contemporary, and sacred band literature; band travels in late spring on a recruitment tour.
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MUSI 2122 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 2123 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 2401 - Theory, Form and Counterpoint III
4 hrs
Integrated course including the correlation of aural and visual approaches; fundamentals of music through sight-singing, ear-training, keyboard, improvisation and guided composition; first semester topics include invention, fugue, 18th Century variation technique, chromatic modulation, Neapolitan and augmented sixth chords, mode mixture, chromatic third relationships and compound ternary, rondo and sonata forms; second semester topics include the 19th Century practices of enharmonicism, tonicization and linear processes, the solo song, plus an introduction to 20th Century compositional techniques (Impressionism, interval organization, serial procedures and recent musical developments).
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MUSI 2402 - Theory, Form and Counterpoint IV
4 hrs
Integrated course including the correlation of aural and visual approaches; fundamentals of music through sight-singing, ear-training, keyboard, improvisation and guided composition; first semester topics include invention, fugue, 18th Century variation technique, chromatic modulation, Neapolitan and augmented sixth chords, mode mixture, chromatic third relationships and compound ternary, rondo and sonata forms; second semester topics include the 19th Century practices of enharmonicism, tonicization and linear processes, the solo song, plus an introduction to 20th Century compositional techniques (Impressionism, interval organization, serial procedures and recent musical developments).
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MUSI 3003 - Junior Recital
0 hrs
Focused preparation for required junior recital; Note: Student must enroll in applied study in the same semester they are enrolled in MUSI 3003. Course Fee: $50
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MUSI 3102 - Brass I
1 hrs
Elementary group instruction in upper brass instruments with emphasis on trumpet and French horn; includes techniques of teaching brass instruments on the elementary and secondary levels.
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MUSI 3103 - Brass II
1 hrs
Elementary group instruction in lower brass instruments with emphasis on trombone, baritone, and tuba; includes techniques of teaching brass instruments on the elementary and secondary levels.
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MUSI 3104 - Woodwinds I
1 hrs
Elementary group instruction in single reed instruments with emphasis on flute, clarinet, and saxophone; includes techniques of teaching woodwind instruments on the elementary and secondary levels.
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MUSI 3105 - Woodwinds II
1 hrs
Elementary group instruction in double reed instruments with emphasis on oboe and bassoon; includes techniques of teaching woodwind instruments on the elementary and secondary levels.
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MUSI 3106 - Strings
1 hrs
Elementary group instruction in stringed instruments with emphasis on violin, viola and cello; includes techniques of teaching stringed instruments on the elementary and secondary levels.
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MUSI 3107 - Percussion
1 hrs
Elementary group instruction in percussion with emphasis on snare drum, keyboard, and keyboard instruments; includes techniques of teaching percussion on the elementary and secondary levels.
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MUSI 3109 - Wayland International Choir
1 hrs
Performs an extensive and varied repertoire of choral music; appears frequently on campus and travels widely during the year; Note: membership is by audition; individuals selected should plan to remain in the group for the entire year. Course Fee: $40
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MUSI 3110 - Wayland International Choir
1 hrs
Performs an extensive and varied repertoire of choral music; appears frequently on campus and travels widely during the year; Note: membership is by audition; individuals selected should plan to remain in the group for the entire year. Course Fee: $40
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MUSI 3116 - Pioneer Marching Band
1 hrs
Instrumental marching performances for parades, half-time shows, and specialty exhibitions; Note: open to all students/non-audition.
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MUSI 3118 - Wayland Symphonic Band
1 hrs
Large symphonic band performing an extensive and varied repertoire of traditional, contemporary, and sacred band literature; band travels in late spring on a recruitment tour.
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MUSI 3122 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 3123 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 3202 - Conducting
2 hrs
Study of the basic skills necessary for efficient conductor-performer communication in choral and instrumental ensembles; study includes patterns, cues, dynamics, phrasing, etc. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 2402 or consent of instructor.
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MUSI 3203 - Diction I: English, Italian, and Latin
2 hrs
Study of English, Italian, and Latin diction including the use of the International Phonetic Alphabet.
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MUSI 3204 - Diction II: German and French
2 hrs
Study of German and French diction including the use of the International Phonetic Alphabet.
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MUSI 3210 - Elementary Piano Literature
2 hrs
Literature and technique for the beginning piano student.
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MUSI 3212 - Choral Conducting
2 hrs
Continued study of the basic problems and techniques of conducting as it relates to choral music with special emphasis given to style and performance practice relative to choral music in the history of Western Civilization from Renaissances through the 21st Century. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 3202
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MUSI 3213 - Instrumental Conducting -
2 hrs
Continued study of the basic problems and techniques of conducting as it relates to instrumental conducting with special emphasis given to baton techniques, left hand usage, and expressive gestures, score study, interpretation, and rehearsal techniques. Prerequisite(s):
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MUSI 3219 - Piano Literature Survey
2 hrs
Survey of classical piano literature from the 16th century to the present including discussion of the origins and development of the piano.
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MUSI 3220 - Piano Pedagogy
2 hrs
Introduction to private piano teaching as career and business, and to theories of learning and teaching piano; topics include instructional techniques for students of all ages and levels, survey of literature for intermediate and advanced levels and of the history of piano pedagogy.
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MUSI 3302 - Music Technology
3 hrs
Survey course covering the broad areas of music technology; topics include music notation, sequencing, computer-assisted instruction, Internet, administrative software audio technology, and integration of music technology into the K-12 public music program.
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MUSI 3304 - World Music
3 hrs
Study of the music of the world through an in-depth investigation of the music of a small number of representative human groups; open to all university students by permission of the instructor.
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MUSI 3305 - American Music
3 hrs
Survey of composers and musical styles in American Music from Colonial America to the present; open to all university students by permission of the instructor.
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MUSI 3306 - Jazz
3 hrs
Survey of Jazz History: its origin, its development, and its first 100 years; focuses principally on the stylistic development of jazz and its most important artists; relates the music to relevant aspects of social and intellectual history, including the Harlem Renaissance, the status of women in jazz, racism, the countercultural revolutions of the 1960s, and the contributions of Latino culture; Note: open to all university students by permission of the instructor.
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MUSI 3310 - Music Education Methods: Introduction to Teaching and Elementary Music
3 hrs
Introductory course including observation; acquaints the prospective teacher with the role of music in grades kindergarten through 6th grade; introduces methods of instruction and the organization and administration of an elementary music classroom; successful completion of field experience hours is required for course credit; minimum field hours required: 10.
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MUSI 4001 - Music Education Senior Seminar
0 hrs
Review course of music theory and orchestration, history, performance techniques, teaching methodologies, and listening skills required for students preparing to take the content TEXES music examination leading to the Texas Educator Certifi cation in All-level Music. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 2402 , MUSI 3202 , MUSI 3212 or MUSI 3213 , MUSI 3304 , MUSI 3305 , MUSI 3310 , MUSI 4301 , MUSI 4302 , MUSI 4321 or MUSI 4323 ; it is expected that in a four year sequence, this course will be taken in the 7th semester (the semester prior to student teaching); Corequisite(s): in this sequence, the student will be concurrently enrolled in the following: MUSI 4216 and either MUSI 4342 or MUSI 4323 ; exceptions must be approved by the instructor.
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MUSI 4003 - Senior Recital
0 hrs
Preparation for required senior recital; students must enroll in applied study (or a major ensemble for those presenting a conducting recital) Prerequisite(s): in the same semester they are enrolled in MUSI 4003. Course Fee: $100
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MUSI 4005 - Capstone
0 hrs
Individualized project-based course intended for degree program or multi-disciplinary synthesis; Note: course will be evaluated on a credit/non-credit basis and may be taken only with approval of the school dean.
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MUSI 4103 - Opera Literature
1 hrs
Survey of opera literature from the baroque to the 20th century periods using historical examples from the cultural centers of Germany, France, Italy, England and the United States. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 4301 and MUSI 4302 .
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MUSI 4109 - Wayland International Choir
1 hrs
Performs an extensive and varied repertoire of choral music; appears frequently on campus and travels widely during the year; Note: membership is by audition; individuals selected should plan to remain in the group for the entire year. Course Fee: $40
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MUSI 4110 - Wayland International Choir
1 hrs
Performs an extensive and varied repertoire of choral music; appears frequently on campus and travels widely during the year; Note: membership is by audition; individuals selected should plan to remain in the group for the entire year. Course Fee: $40
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MUSI 4116 - Pioneer Marching Band
1 hrs
Instrumental marching performances for parades, half-time shows, and specialty exhibitions; Note: open to all students/non-audition.
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MUSI 4118 - Wayland Symphonic Band
1 hrs
Large symphonic band performing an extensive and varied repertoire of traditional, contemporary, and sacred band literature; band travels in late spring on a recruitment tour.
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MUSI 4122 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 4123 - Wayland Singers Chorus
1 hrs
Mixed chorus open to all students of the university with the consent of the director; singers perform representative sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to the present; Note: non-audition.
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MUSI 4140 - Topics in Music
1 hrs
Topics selected from Music Education, Church Music, Music Theory, Music History/Literature, Composition/ Orchestration, Music Technology, Private Study areas, and Ensembles. Note: May be repeated for credit.
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MUSI 4203 - Song Literature
2 hrs
Survey of solo vocal literature from the medieval to the 20th century periods using historical examples from the cultural centers of Germany, France, Italy, England and the United States. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 4301 and MUSI 4302 .
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MUSI 4204 - Administration of Church Music
2 hrs
Study of the comprehensive church music ministry, including materials and methods for the organization, development, and maintenance of vocal and instrumental programs for all age levels; special attention is given to the development of leadership.
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MUSI 4205 - Church Music Methods
2 hrs
Materials and methods for organizing and leading a church music ministry for all ages; emphasis is placed on spiritual and musical foundations, organization and rehearsal procedures, vocal and instrumental techniques, and repertoire.
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MUSI 4207 - Music and Worship
2 hrs
Introduction to the history of Christian worship, the study of worship planning and leading, and a survey of music used in Evangelical worship. Prerequisite(s): Junior standing or permission of instructor.
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MUSI 4208 - Topics in Church Music
2 hrs
Topics of interest in Church Music, especially contemporary issues, materials, or skills not covered in other courses; Note: may be repeated for credit.
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MUSI 4213 - Vocal Pedagogy
2 hrs
Developing pedagogical attitudes in identifying and solving vocal problems based on a thorough knowledge of functional anatomy with an emphasis on the anatomy of breathing, phonation, articulation, as well as repertoire selection, memorization skills, coaching, progress development and performance skills.
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MUSI 4216 - Orchestration
2 hrs
Study of the principles of scoring for instruments of the orchestra and band; emphasis on range, tone, color, and technical possibilities of the instruments in addition to scoring for like and mixed groups of instruments. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 2401 and MUSI 2402 .
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MUSI 4220 - Instrumental Literature and Pedagogy
2 hrs
Survey of solo and ensemble literature as well as method and etude books in the student’s area of instrumental concentration along with methods of teaching and specific problems of each selected instrument. Prerequisite(s): completion of at least 2 semester hours of applied music on the student’s instrument of concentration.
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MUSI 4240 - Topics in Music
2 hrs
Topics selected from Music Education, Church Music, Music Theory, Music History/Literature, Composition/ Orchestration, Music Technology, Private Study areas, and Ensembles. Note: May be repeated for credit.
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MUSI 4301 - History of Music from Antiquity to 1750
3 hrs
Development of music in the history of Western Civilization from the ancient Greeks through the Baroque Period as revealed in significant compositions.
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MUSI 4302 - History of Music from 1750 to Present
3 hrs
Study of major styles and techniques of music from the Baroque Period to the present as revealed in significant compositions.
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MUSI 4310 - Theory-Composition Seminar
3 hrs
Special topics seminar in theory and/or composition; may be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): MUSI 2402 or consent of instructor.
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MUSI 4321 - Instructional Strategies and Practices in Secondary Instrumental Music
3 hrs
Prepares students to write objectives, develop lesson plans, experience methods of teaching, practice rehearsal strategies and techniques, further survey the development of instrumental literature as revealed through significant composers and compositions and prepare teaching units for the secondary instrumental rehearsal setting; Prerequisite(s): MUSI 3310 : EDUC 3301 . successful completion of field experience hours is required for course credit; minimum field hours required: 10.
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MUSI 4323 - Instructional Strategies and Practices in Secondary Choral Music
3 hrs
Prepares students to write objectives, develop lesson plans, experience methods of teaching, practice rehearsal strategies and techniques, survey the development of choral literature as revealed through significant composers and compositions and prepare teaching units for the secondary choral rehearsal setting; Prerequisite(s): MUSI 3310 : EDUC 3301 . successful completion of field experience hours is required for course credit; minimum field hours required: 10.
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MUSI 4340 - Topics in Music
3 hrs
Topics selected from Music Education, Church Music, Music Theory, Music History/Literature, Composition/ Orchestration, Music Technology, Private Study areas, and Ensembles. Note: May be repeated for credit.
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MUSI 4342 - Developing Choral Score Reading, Analysis, Communication Skills, and Survey of Literature
3 hrs
Instructional approaches that integrate verbal, written and visual communication skills in music; students will develop speaking, visual communication and writing skills while studying critical issues pertinent to the field of music education; Prerequisite(s): MUSI 3310 successful completion of field experience hours is required for course credit; minimum field hours required: 10.
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MUSI 4343 - Developing Instrumental Score Reading, Analysis, Communication Skills, and Survey of Literature
3 hrs
Instructional approaches that integrate verbal, written and visual communication skills in music; students will develop speaking, visual communication and writing skills while studying critical issues pertinent to the field of music education; Prerequisite(s): EDUC/MUSI 3310 . successful completion of field experience hours is required for course credit; minimum field hours required: 10.
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MUSI 4360 - Internship in Church Music
3 hrs
Practical supervised training for service in a local church. Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor.
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MUCP 1105 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Survey of contemporary trends, techniques, and practices of musical composition in conjunction with an introduction to the art and craft required of the profession; student will compose a short solo composition to be performed in recital; student will meet with the instructor in private applied sessions and in seminars with other composition students. Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 1106 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Survey of contemporary trends, techniques, and practices of musical composition in conjunction with an introduction to the art and craft required of the profession; student will compose a short solo composition to be performed in recital; student will meet with the instructor in private applied sessions and in seminars with other composition students. Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 2105 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Study of contemporary compositional techniques and practices in a wide range of theoretical contexts, from traditional (Common Practice) to the evolutionary; student will compose a short solo composition to be performed in recital. Prerequisite(s): MUCP 1106 or consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 2106 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Study of contemporary compositional techniques and practices in a wide range of theoretical contexts, from traditional (Common Practice) to the evolutionary; student will compose a short solo composition to be performed in recital. Prerequisite(s): MUCP 1106 or consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 3105 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Study of contemporary compositional techniques and practices in a wide range of theoretical contexts, from traditional (Common Practice) to the evolutionary; student will compose a short solo composition to be performed in recital. Prerequisite(s): MUCP 2106 or consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 3106 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Study of contemporary compositional techniques and practices in a wide range of theoretical contexts, from traditional (Common Practice) to the evolutionary; student will compose a short solo composition to be performed in recital. Prerequisite(s): MUCP 2106 or consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 4105 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Study of the contemporary technical and creative skills of music composition in large forms and media; semester project will include either a short composition for large ensemble or an extended work for soloist. Prerequisite(s): MUCP 3106 or consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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MUCP 4106 - Private Composition
1 hrs
Study of the contemporary technical and creative skills of music composition in large forms and media; semester project will include either a short composition for large ensemble or an extended work for soloist. Prerequisite(s): MUCP 4105 or consent of instructor. Course Fee: Refer to fee section of the catalog.
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NURS 3335 - Mental Health Nursing
3 hrs
The physiological and psychological aspects of the mental health related to acute and chronic health problems across the lifespan are presented. The role of the professional nurse in health promotion and illness prevention are key components. Emphasis placed on the mental health milieu that exists in a community setting. Three lecture hours and eight clinical hours.
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NURS 3410 - Health Promotion and Maintenance
4 hrs
Focus on specific community and individual needs in the delivery of disease prevention and health promotion. Importance of cultural diversity and health practices are presented. A thorough study of wellness and health promotion will be examined. Three lecture hours and twelve (12) clinical hours.
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NURS 3421 - Health Assessment
4 hrs
Basic technical aspects of anatomy, pathophysiology, bedside assessment skills, laboratory tests and diagnostic tests are emphasized. Emphasis on caring is displayed through themes of assessment of the whole person: cultural, spiritual, familial, and environmental considerations, patient dignity and health promotion. Emphasis placed on communication of specific health assessment findings and acquiring health assessment knowledge and skills based on scientific rationale. Two lecture hours and six lab hours. Course Fee: $100
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NURS 3423 - Childbearing Family
4 hrs
Focuses on the care of childbearing women and their families through all the stages of pregnancy and childbirth, as well as the first four weeks after birth. Includes the high risk mothers as well as high risk neonates. Three lecture hours and eight hours clinical.
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NURS 3424 - Pharmacology: Nursing Implications
4 hrs
Introduces the student to the fundamental principles of pharmacology. Investigates the major classifications of drugs with emphasis on pharmacotherapeutic actions and nursing implications. Previously learned skills and concepts, as well as, prerequisite science courses are integrated into the discussions. Prerequisite(s): Admission to BSN program. Four lecture hours.
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NURS 3622 - Fundamentals of Nursing
6 hrs
Introduction of fundamental concepts basic to Nursing. Strong emphasis on the acquisition of theory and skills necessary for practicing nursing. Students learn Standards of Practice and Ethical and Legal principles related to patient care and professional practice. Prerequisite(s): Admission to BSN program. Four lecture hours, four lab hours and eight clinical hours. Course Fee: $100
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NURS 3833 - Adult Health I
8 hrs
Integration of knowledge and skills learned previously with disease processes affecting adults today. The clinical focuses on providing care for adults in need of hospital care and rehabilitation. Patient teaching in the clinical setting will take on importance, as well as, higher levels of critical thinking and evidenced-based practice. Four lecture hours, two lab hours and sixteen (16) clinical hours. Course Fee: $100
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NURS 4210 - Professional Nursing Role
2 hrs
Designed to promote transition to roles that enhance the professional practice and growth built on prior nursing knowledge and experience.
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NURS 4211 - Current Issues in Nursing
2 hrs
Looks at all the current issues that are presently affecting the Nursing Profession today. This course will follow a writing intensive and seminar type class. Students will be able to present current issues using critical thinking and will be able to voice their opinions concerning the issues. Three lecture hours.
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NURS 4332 - Ethical and Legal Issues in Nursing
3 hrs
Focuses on current ethical issues facing nursing today. It also looks at legal issues that have affected nursing in the past and are currently affecting nursing today. Four lecture hours.
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NURS 4335 - Community and Public Health Nursing
3 hrs
An on-line course designed to present key concepts, theories, and issues relevant to practice as a public health/community health nurse. Explores the major concepts and conceptual issues underlying the specialty of community-oriented nursing, including the dimensions of public health and conceptual issues in the specialty and in beginning to develop positions on critical care issues including access to care, disparities, vulnerable populations, health promotion across the lifespan and the implementation and progress of Healthy People 2010 National Health Objectives. Three lecture hours.
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NURS 4342 - Leadership and Management
3 hrs
Explores concepts of leadership and management through an examination of various leadership/management theories, application of ethical and legal principles, organizational and resource management styles, meeting consumer needs and delegation of nursing care. Three lecture hours.
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NURS 4343 - Leadership and Management with Clinicals
3 hrs
Explores concepts of leadership and management through an examination of various leadership/management theories, application of ethical and legal principles, organizational and resource management styles, meeting consumer needs and delegation of nursing care. Emphasis will be on the student demonstrating critical thinking in the application of the leader/manager role. Four lecture hours and eight hours of clinical.
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NURS 4348 - Nursing Theories and Research
3 hrs
Students are introduced to nursing theorists, and their theories of nursing, explore the development and process of nursing research. Opportunities are provided for the student to critique and evaluate nursing research and explore the application of theory and research in the clinical practice of nursing. Four hours lecture.
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NURS 4423 - Pediatric Nursing
4 hrs
Introduces the student to care of the well child, the child with special needs and the child with acute and chronic health care needs. Strong emphasis on maintaining dignity of the child and promoting healthy growth and development, even during illness. The child’s family’s needs will be examined. Three lecture hours eight clinical hours.
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NURS 4535 - Community and Public Health Nursing
5 hrs
Presents key concepts, theories, and issues relevant to practice as a public health/community health nurse. Explores the major concepts and conceptual issues underlying the specialty of community-oriented nursing, including the dimensions of public health and community health nursing. The course is intended to assist students in clarifying conceptual issues in the specialty and in beginning to develop positions on critical health care issues including access to care, disparities, vulnerable populations, health promotion across the lifespan and the implementation and progress of Healthy People 2010 National Health Objectives. Three lecture hours and eight hours clinical.
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NURS 4651 - Evidence-Based Practice II
6 hrs
Examines physiological and psychological adaptation to responses dealing with the stressors/stimuli related to acute and serious health problems. Emphasis on the infant, child and young adult population.
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NURS 4653 - Adult Health II
6 hrs
Integrates knowledge and skills learned previously with disease processes affecting adults today. The clinical focuses on providing care for adults in need of a higher level of nursing care and skills and intensive care. Higher levels of critical thinking are expanded with a focus on evidence-based practice. Three hours lecture and sixteen (16) hours clinical.
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NURS 4845 - Evidence Based Practice I
8 hrs
Examines physiological and psychological adaptation to responses dealing with the stressors/stimuli related to acute and serious health problems. Emphasis on the gerontological population.
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NURS 5301 - Organizational Structure and System Leadership in Nursing
3 hrs
Introduces the theories of organizational structure and how to identify effective structure within an organization, such as institutions of higher education or clinical facilities. Identifies qualities of effective leaders within an organizational structure by identifying practices and leadership skills specific to nursing.
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NURS 5306 - Research Methods in Nursing Education
3 hrs
Development of research skills appropriate for educational and instructional environments in nursing education.
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NURS 5307 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education
3 hrs
Examination of the legal and ethical issues that affect the delivery of quality nursing education to nursing students by the nurse educator.
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