All AAS degrees can be expanded into four-year Bachelor of Science degrees. Broadcast Technology Radio, television, and other forms of broadcasting are on the cutting-edge of new technology. Many broadcast technicians work in master control facilities the heart-beat of a TV or radio station. Others work at transmitter sites or in studios, while others pursue careers as talent, producers, or directors of broadcast programming. Operate audio and video broadcasting equipment Use multi-track digital audio equipment Initiate and manage satellite uplinks and downlinks Operate a remote TV production broadcasting van Design and implement web pages Use the latest computer hardware and software Work within broadcast technology regulations Maintain broadcast facilities Understand and apply electronics theory, technical physics, algebra, and interpersonal workplace skills Communicate professionally, both in person and in writing Manage and organize multiple tasks.
Program begins fall semester and lasts two years.
See our Program details under Centers of Distinction . Be sure to ask us about it. Preparatory classes, tutoring, and technical assistance are available before you begin and throughout your education. Boise State University Applied Technology Building 1402 University Drive CCC Video Lab Rooms 119 and 121 Boise, Idaho 83725.