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  Course: THE 250
  Title:Practical Theatre Technologies
  Long Title:Practical Theatre Technologies
  Course Description:Trains students in basic applications utilizing specific technologies used in modern theatrical production. The course emphasizes working with electricity and electronics (including basic soldering), basic computer-aided design, basic computer networking for sound and lighting, and troubleshooting concepts applied to contemporary theatre technologies.
  Min Credit:3
  Max Credit:

  Course Notes: NCE 5.26.15 JLG
  Origin Notes: RRCC

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES
 
 1.      Demonstrate an understanding of the basic concepts of electricity and electronics as they are used in theatre.
 2.      Demonstrate proficiency in working with computer-aided design software.
 3.      Recognize and apply the basic concepts and practical applications of computer networking in sound and lighting.
 4.      Define, analyze, and employ troubleshooting techniques in theatre.
 5.      Practice working with electricity and electronic soldering-repair techniques as applied to theatrical equipment.
 
 


 TOPICAL OUTLINE
 
 I. Presentation of practical electricity and electronics for the theatre
     A. Principles of electricity
     B. AC and DC electrical circuits
     C. Electrical drawings and symbols
     D. Solid-state devices
     E. Electrical safety
 II. Implementation of computer-aided design for the theatre
     A. Introduction to the X,Y, Z coordinate system
     B. Definitions of vocabulary and commands
     C. Assignments that directly challenge students to apply their knowledge to theatrical situations
     D. Presentation of 2D and 3D rendering and modelling
     E. Application of orthographic projection
 III. Basics of networking in theatrical sound and lighting
     A. Basic networking knowledge
     B. Wired and wireless networks
     C. Router and switch basics
     D. Network security and protection
     E. Practical networking in the theatre
     F. Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI)
     G. Show control theory and practice
     H. Intelligent lighting addressing and networking using Digital Multiplex (DMX)
 IV. Troubleshooting
     A. Electrical troubleshooting on theatrical systems
     B. Practical troubleshooting and problem solving
 V. Introduction to soldering and electrical repair
 
 


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