Theater Performance Degree

Program Outcomes:

The student will:

1. Demonstrate effective written and oral communication skills;
    
2. Analyze text for character interpretation;
    
3. Demonstrate technical skills before an audience;
    
4. Practice decision making and problem solving skills in rehearsal and during the stress of performance;
    
5. Research great performers and production styles and apply theories to their own work;
    
6. Practice ensemble work;
    
7. Research customs, speech, mannerisms from different eras and locations and apply to current productions;
    
8. Apply considerations of race, gender, class and religion to issues in current productions;
    
9. Identify copyright issues.

 

Associate of Applied Business (AAB)

First Semester
THE 125S	Acting I	3
CIT 100S	Introduction to Computers	1
ENG 121S	Composition I	3
HUM 121S	Introduction to Humanities	3
PSY 121S	Introduction to Psychology	3
COM 121S	Fundamentals of Communication	3
		16
Second Semester
THE 121S	Introduction to Theater	3
THE 131S	Text Interpretation	3
ENG 122S	Composition II	3
SOC 121S	Introduction to Sociology	3
	Science/Mathematics Elective1	4
		16
Third Semester
THE 225S	Styles of Acting	3
THE 291L	Rehearsal & Performance I	2
THE 291R	Rehearsal & Performance I Seminar	1
HST 125S	Western Civilization to 1715	3
MUS 127S	Music as a World Phenomenon	3
PED 130S	Introduction to Dance	1
	Science/Mathematics Elective1	3
		16
Fourth Semester
THE 126S	Directing	3
THE 292L	Rehearsal & Performance II	2
THE 292R	Rehearsal  & Performance II Seminar	1
ANT 121S	Introduction to Anthropology or
HST 126S	Western Civilization since 1715	3
	Humanities Elective1	3
	Science/Mathematics Elective1	4
		16
Total Credits		64

¹Refer to AA general education requirements.

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