Broadcasting/Video Production AAS-T (115 Credits)

10.0202

6 quarter AAS-T
Maximum class size: 20
Student to teacher ratio: 20:1
Enrollment point: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
This degree offers online, hybrid, web-enhanced, and hands-on courses. Please see course descriptions for more information.
Students use video studio facilities, portable video cameras/accessories, maintenance shop tools & test equipment, and editing software.
Graduates can earn graphics and animation, imagining, production and video editing certificates.
Students are responsible for purchasing a 1TB external hard drive, USB Drive, headphones or earbuds, SD card.
Many employers require drug tests, and background checks

Required Courses:

Students must choose three of the four sets of Core classes in Fall, Winter and Spring quarters

Core Engineering

Offered in Winter

Core Production

Offered in Fall, Winter, Spring

Course	Title	Credits
BROAD132	Intro. to Studio & Field Production	5
BROAD122	Production Process Theory	5
BROAD142	Basic Digital Video Editing	5
Gen Ed.	See Advisor

Core Operations

Offered in Spring

Course	Title	Credits
BROAD111	Master Control Operations I	5
BROAD138	Control Room Equipment I	5
BROAD139	Broadcast Station Operations	5
Gen Ed.	See Advisor

Core Audio

Offered in Fall

Course	Title	Credits
BROAD110	Characteristics of Sound	5
BROAD124	Basic Audio Equipment	5
BROAD120	Introduction to Digital Audio Recording	5
Gen Ed.	See Advisor

All students are required to take these Summer Core Classes

Students must choose one advanced track for their fifth and sixth quarters

Advanced Engineering

Offered in Fall, Spring Offered in Winter, Summer

Advanced Production

Offered in Fall, Spring Offered in Winter, Summer

Course	Title	Credits	Course	Title	Credits
BROAD212	Audio/Video Pre-Production Applications	5	BROAD207	Advanced Editing Projects	5
BROAD220	Production Capstone I	5	BROAD224	Production Capstone III	5
BROAD288	Practicum IV	5	BROAD266	Field Production	5

10 Credits required

BROAD 143	Basic Maintenance & Troubleshooting	5
BROAD 170	Remote/Robotic Camera Systems	5
BROAD 214	Audio/Video Studio and Field Production	5
BROAD 216	Audio/Video Post-Production Applications	5
BROAD 222	Production Capstone II	5
BROAD 243	Master Control Operations II	5
BROAD 273	Video Graphics Applications	5
BROAD 278	Technical Directing	5
BROAD 280	Emerging Technologies	5
BROAD 289	Practicum V	5
BROAD 290	Practicum VI	5

ENGL& 101	English Composition I	5
ENGL& 235	Technical Writing	5

BIOL& 160	General Biology	5
BIOL& 175	Human Biology with Lab	5
BIOL& 241	Human Anatomy and Physiology I	5
BIOL& 242	Human Anatomy and Physiology II	5
BIOL& 260	Microbiology	5
CMST& 102	Introduction to Mass Media	5
CMST& 152	Intercultural Communication	5
CMST& 210	Interpersonal Communication	5
CMST& 220	Public Speaking	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics	5
NUTR& 101	Intro to Nutrition	5
CHEM &121	General Chemistry	5
CHEM &131	Introduction to Organic/Biochemistry	5
CMST& 230	Small Group Communications	5
CMST& 240	Culture & Diversity in Health Care	5
ECON& 202	Macroeconomics	5
HUM &101	Introduction to Humanities	5
PHYS &114	Introductory Physics I (Algebra based Physics)	5
PHYS &221	Engineering Physics I w/LAB	5
PHYS &222	Engineering Physics II w/LAB	5
PHYS &223	Engineering Physics III w/LAB	5
POLS &101	Introduction to Political Science	5
PSYC& 100	General Psychology	5
PSYC& 200	Lifespan Psychology	5
SOC &101	Introduction to Sociology	5

MATH& 141	Precalculus I	5
MATH& 142	Precalculus II	5
MATH& 146	Statistics	5
MATH& 151	Calculus	5
MATH& 152	Calculus II	5
AMATH 170	Engineering Foundational Mathematics	5
MATH& 107	Math in Society	5
MATH& 153	Calculus III	5

Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.