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MUSIC 4471 JAZZ ENSEMBLE C Performance of the literature of jazz. Meets two hours per week. Instructor consent required. D MUSIC 4481 SYMPHONIC BAND Performance of traditional band literature in an ensemble situation. S MUSIC 4502 CHORAL LITERATURE A review of music written for choral ensembles. Emphasis is on compositions appropriate for use in public school music programs. FE MUSIC 4512 APPLIED INSTRUMENTAL PEDAGOGY Pedagogical techniques and physical and psychological problems associated with teaching specific wind, percussion, and string instruments in an applied setting. D MUSIC 4523 ARTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP Introduction to concepts in entrepreneurship applicable to the arts. Designed as a course for music, theater, and art majors. SO MUSIC 4552 PIANO LITERATURE A historical survey of the literature for the piano. SE MUSIC 4602 INSTRUMENTAL LITERATURE A review of music written for instrumental ensembles. Emphasis is on instructional material suitable for beginning, intermediate, and advanced students in the public schools. The class will review music for both private and group instruction. SE MUSIC 4732 CHURCH MUSIC A study of music as practiced by the various religious organizations in the U.S. which commonly employ professional musicians. Emphasis is on A course which provides the basic tools for the analysis of music from any style period. Emphasis of study is upon forms developed by common practice in western music from 1700 to the present. Prerequisites: MUSIC 3303 and MUSIC 3311. F MUSIC 4900 RECITAL ATTENDANCE A non-credit course required each semester for music majors and minors. The course provides listening and performance opportunities in formal and informal concert settings. F, S MUSIC 4901 RECITAL ATTENDANCE Provides the same experience as MUSIC 4900 but carries one-hour credit. F, S MUSIC 4950 SENIOR RECITAL Non-credit course required for senior music education majors. The public or private performance of an approved concert in the principal applied music area. F, S, SU MUSIC 4951 SENIOR RECITAL Required of performance and composition majors in the Bachelor of Music degree program. Public performance of an approved concert in the principal applied music area. F, S, SU MUSIC 4963 SENIOR CAPSTONE music literature and procedures used in formal worship. D MUSIC 4812 ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS The development and completion of an independent senior project related to music business. Similar to internships, capstone projects are an opportunity to explore a student’s particular area of interest related to music business. Senior standing required. F, S, SU
MUSIC INDIVIDUAL MUSIC LESSONS (APPLIED MUSIC) Individual lessons in piano, voice, organ, guitar, or any of the orchestral instruments. Students enrolled in one hour’s credit will receive twenty-five minutes of instruction each week. Students enrolled in two hour’s credit will receive fifty minutes of instruction each week. All enrollments by signature from the chair of the music department. Enrollment in individual lessons is by permission of the department. Non-majors may apply for individual lessons, but music majors, minors, and endorsement students in good standing hold a higher priority for teacher assignment. F, S, SU DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Criminal Justice CRMJS 1113 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE An overview of the agencies and processes involved in the administration of justice to those accused and convicted of violating the criminal law. Agency problems and due process issues related to law enforcement, prosecution, adjudication, sentencing and confinement of offenders are discussed. F CRMJS 1223 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT A description and analysis of law enforcement history and current practice. The complex role of American police agents at all levels of government, models of police service, critical issues affecting law enforcement and practice, and the progress toward professionalism are emphasized. D CRMJS 2013 TOPICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE This is a course with a focus on critical issues and contemporary debates in crime and justice. F, S CRMJS 2503 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION A study of the organization and management of Criminal Justice agencies. D CRMJS 3163 SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANT AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR A general study of causes, effects and the nature of deviant behavior; special attention is given to criminal behavior as a type of deviance. F CRMJS 3243 COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS A trans-national study of criminal justice systems focusing on law enforcement, adjudication, and corrections for comparison with U.S. system. S CRMJS 3353 THE CRIMINAL MIND This course will explore the mind of those who commit criminal acts and attempt to understand their motives, backgrounds, and psyches. Additional topics discussed in the course will include the mind of the murderer, the stalker, the terrorist, the sex offender, the rapist, and the cyber stalker. D CRMJS 3523 CRIMINOLOGY The study of the etiology, classification, social control and theoretical analysis of criminal behavior. D CRMJS 3803 PRIVATIZATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE A study of the historical and contemporary involvement of citizens and business and industry (i.e., non-government) in law enforcement, investigation, security, surveillance, detention, corrections, and treatment. D CRMJS 4012 SEMINAR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Intensive study on selected topic in criminal justice. May be repeated with change of subject. D
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