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Radio & Audio Production Minor

This minor provides a comprehensive practical overview of all production elements in performing, recording, editing, and circulating sound through media. This minor teaches the theory and practice of audio production and voice work most useful for individuals interested in radio, announcing, television production, music recording (field or studio0, live sound reinforcement, audio-visual installation, or for creative individuals looking to express themselves through sound.

Total Hours: 24

Required Courses (21 Hours)

CMN 23751
Practical Experience I.  (1 credits)

(1 credit at either WEIU-FM or the Odyssey)

CMN 2500
Television & Video Production I.  (3 credits)
CMN 2520
Introduction to Mass Communication.  (3 credits)
CMN 2550
Audio Production & Voice Work I.  (3 credits)
CMN 3520
Audio Production & Voice Work for Television & Film.  (3 credits)
CMN 42751
Internship I.  (1 to 12 credits)

or

(3 credit hours at WEIU-FM, Doudna, or organization approved by advisor)

CMN 43751
Practicum I.  (1 to 3 credits)

(3 credit hours at WEIU-FM, Doudna, or organization approved by advisor)

MUS 1070
Introduction to Music Technology.  (2 credits)
MUS 2071
Audio and Recording Techniques I.  (3 credits)

Elective Courses (Choose any one)

CMN 3050
Television & Video Production II.  (3 credits)
CMN 3075
Television Studio Production.  (3 credits)
CMN 3570A
Topics in Media History I.  (3 credits)
CMN 42751
Internship I.  (1 to 12 credits)

(Externship in radio or audio production outside of EIU)

CMN 43751
Practicum I.  (1 to 3 credits)

(Externship in radio or audio production outside of EIU)

CMN 4420
Mass Media Advertising-Sales.  (3 credits)
CMN 4500A
Topics in Media Production I.  (3 credits)
MUS 2070
Electronic Music Studio Techniques.  (2 credits)

Information sourced from the 2026-2027 EIU Undergraduate Catalog.

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