This is the first course in a sequence that centers exclusively on technical and musical practices for live electronic music. The course focuses on technical practices for grid-based controllers as well as computer-aided melodic and harmonic vocal exercises with and without pitch correction and harmonization software. Musical topics include scales, chords, arpeggios, melodies, and improvisation. The course culminates in an individual live presentation to demonstrate students' Electronic Digital Instrument progress.

This course is designed for students who want to broaden their abilities to perform in small groups using Electronic Digital Instruments. This course focuses on intermediate-level rehearsal and public performance of beat-driven, grid-based songs exclusively covering Electronic Pop music. This includes original student Electronic Pop music as well as reinterpretations of existing pop songs. This unique course is focused exclusively on Electronic Digital Instruments, and Electronic Pop music collaborations.

This course is designed to help students develop an understanding of audio quality, identify synthesis modules, and modulation techniques, and to understand musical aspects of audio production and the vocabulary necessary to offer audio critique.

This course focuses on principles and techniques for utilizing and manipulating sound to enhance electronic music in conjunction with their Electronic Digital Instrument. Students will delve into deconstructing and reconstructing samples, alongside technical analysis of intricate sounds devoid of distinct pitch content for electronic music production.

This course explores the history and evolution of Electronic and Computer music of the 20th century and connects its lineage to the present influences of electronic music. By studying representative works of groundbreaking composers, students learn about the immense musical and technological changes that characterize these periods, as well as important cultural, political, and social movements that inspired and shaped such diverse music. This course is intended for students enrolled in the BS Electronic Digital Instrument degree.

This is the second course in a sequence that centers exclusively on technical and musical practices for live electronic music. The course focuses on technical practices for grid-based controllers, drum machine programming, beat patterns, and electronic pulses, as well as computer-aided beatboxing and vocal percussion exercises. Musical topics include rhythmic techniques and improvisation skills. The course culminates in an individual live presentation to demonstrate students' Electronic Digital Instrument progress.

This course is designed for students who want to broaden their abilities to perform in small groups using Electronic Digital Instruments. This course focuses on intermediate-level rehearsal and public performance of beat-driven, grid-based songs exclusively covering Electronic Pop music. This includes original student Electronic Pop music as well as reinterpretations of existing pop songs. This unique course is focused exclusively on Electronic Digital Instruments, and Electronic Pop music collaborations.

This course will deepen students’ understanding of crafting and producing electronic music demos. Projects are crafted to manifest each student's distinctive style through synthesis, samples, and recorded tracks for electronic accompaniment. Throughout the course, students produce original electronic music, refining their music production skills along the way.

This course is designed for students who want to study the styles and structures of electronic music. Through exercises, readings, listening sessions, and discussions, it examines the principles and techniques used in electronic music creation, spanning from experimental to Hip Hop and Electronic Dance Music, up to present-day electronic music trends.

This course focuses on software-based electronic music production along with modern trends and mixing techniques in conjunction with their Electronic Digital Instrument. In this experiential and project-oriented course, students become familiar with music-making conventions and mixing techniques in the context of electronic music production.

This is the third course in a sequence that centers exclusively on technical and musical practices for live electronic music. The course focuses on technical practices for grid-based controllers as well as turntable controllers, to craft and refine sound elements, create mashups, and construct live sets. Musical topics include live looping and improvisation creating and utilizing samples and loops. The course culminates in an individual live presentation to demonstrate students' Electronic Digital Instrument progress.

This course delves into dynamic interactive techniques for live electronic music. Projects revolve around crafting audio-visual performance systems and investigating diverse methods of engagement and manipulation in conjunction with their Electronic Digital Instrument. Subjects encompass programming and mapping gesture controllers using digital audio software and musical programming languages. This course is intended for students enrolled in the BS Electronic Digital Instrument degree.

This course teaches students the exhaustive process of do-it-yourself (D.I.Y.) music sales and promotion, from developing a brand and identifying a vision to promotions and publicity, while creating a customized, low-budget marketing plan that includes website design and social media. This hands-on class is designed to empower aspiring artists with the essential tools and techniques required to effectively promote themselves in the ever-evolving music industry.

This senior project course is half of the final requirement in order to complete the Electronic Digital Instrument Degree. Students create a commercially viable full-length album of original music while using their Electronic Digital Instrument, in order to promote their electronic music career. Work is accomplished under the supervision of an appropriate faculty member..

This is the fourth course in a sequence that centers exclusively on technical and musical practices for live electronic music. The course focuses on technical practices that integrate human gestures and expressions for grid-based controllers as well as programming Max for Live. The course culminates in an individual live presentation to demonstrate students' Electronic Digital Instrument progress.

This course is designed for students who want to broaden their abilities to perform in small groups using Electronic Digital Instruments. This course focuses on intermediate-level rehearsal and public performance of beat-driven, grid-based songs exclusively covering Electronic Pop music. This includes original student Electronic Pop music as well as reinterpretations of existing pop songs. This unique course is focused exclusively on Electronic Digital Instruments, and Electronic Pop music collaborations.

This course provides students with the knowledge to explore the dynamic world of production companies and independent record labels, including a comprehensive focus on legal aspects, contracts, publishing, licensing, and strategies for navigating the streaming music landscape. In the course, students learn the skills to launch and manage a production company/independent label successfully in the digital age.

The senior concert course serves as half of the final requirement in order to complete the Electronic Digital Instrument Degree. Students produce a professional electronic music concert of original music that is written, rehearsed, and performed by students while using an Electronic Digital Instrument. Students also collaborate and interface with a live sound crew. Work is accomplished under the supervision of an appropriate faculty member..

This course is designed for students who want to broaden their abilities to perform in a large group using Electronic Digital Instruments. This course focuses on intermediate-level rehearsal and public performance of texturally driven, off-grid-based songs exclusively covering electronic music. Includes original student electronic music as well as reinterpretations of existing music. This unique course is focused exclusively on Electronic Digital Instruments and electronic music collaborations.