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Table of Contents   University Transfer Programs   Curriculum Guides   Music Education

Curriculum Guides are suggested courses of study which may include more or less than the RSCC degree requirements. They are not intended to represent requirements for any particular college or university. Students should consult articulation agreements, the catalog of the school to which they intend to transfer, and their advisor for specific degree requirements. Please see Articulation for accurate planning

The music education curriculum is designed for students who plan to complete a bachelor’s degree in music and who desire to receive a certificate to teach music in elementary or secondary school.

NOTE: All music majors must have a major applied area at the college; all music majors must pass a piano proficiency examination equivalent to one year of college piano; all music majors must register every semester for Individual Instruction in Applied Instrument, Ensemble, and MUS 010 - Solo class; all music majors must attend all solo classes and other selected performances; all music major majors must register for MUS 020-recital - the last semester before graduation. Music Theory I, II, III; Ear Training I, II, III; Intro to Digital Music; and all Ensembles are only offered on the Roane County campus. Music Theory I and III and Ear Training I and III are offered fall semester. Music Theory II and Ear Training II are only offered in the spring semester.

First Year			Hours
EDU	210	Child and Adolescent Development	or
EDU	211	Educational Psychology	3
ENGL	1010,1020	Composition I, II	6
MATH		Math Elective	3
MUS	010	Solo Class (2 semesters)	0
MUS	110	Music Theory I	3
MUS	111	Ear Training I	1
MUS	120	Music Theory II	2
MUS	123	Ear Training II	1
MUS		Individual Instruction in Applied Instrument	1
MUS		Ensemble	1
		Humanities Elective2	6
		Social Science Elective2	3
		First Year Total	30
Second Year
ENGL		Sophomore Literature2	3
HIST		History Sequence2	6
MUS	010	Solo Class (2 semesters)	0
MUS	020	Recital	0
MUS	124	Ear Training III	1
MUS	210	Music Theory III	2
MUS	213	Intro to Digital Music	3
MUS		Individual Instruction in Applied Instrument	1
SPCH	201	Basic Speech	3
		Physical/Natural Science Sequence2	8
		Social Science Elective2	3
		Second Year Total	30
		TOTAL HOURS	60

¹ Check EDU requirements for transfer to senior institutions.
² For specific course recommendations, students should consult the catalog of the senior institution they plan to attend.

Students pursuing this area of study will be advised by the Humanities Division.