The students will work with the audio facilities in Quirk Building including audio facilities in WQBR, Quirk TV studio, and the audio production booths. The course will be required of all telecommunications majors and minors. As an introductory course in audio production, CTAT 131 is essential to all other advanced production courses, including video and film. As such, CTAT 131 must be taken before CTAT 132 or other courses in the production curriculum. For majors and minors only.
Class meets three times per week.
One hour will be devoted normally to lecture and discussion. The two remaining hours will be spent in the television studio working with production equipment under supervised conditions. This course is required for all majors and minors in Telecommunications and Film. CTAT 132 is designed as an introductory course in video production. A study and application of the technical elements of radio, television and film with emphasis on the operation of studio and remote equipment.