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Please note : This version of the schedule is updated daily. The information below is only up to date as of 03/11/2010 06:34:58 AM Pacific Standard Time.

San Bernardino Valley College
Spring 2010
Radio, Television, and Film

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Course Information

Course Name : RTVF-121

Course Title : Digital Audio Post Production

Course Description : This post production course provides specialized training in digital audio work stations and synchronization with the visual image for radio, television, film, and multimedia.

Additional Course Information

Credit Type : Earned units for this course are applicable to an Associate Degree.

Transferability : Course credit transfers to CSU.

Prerequisite : RTVF 120.

Legend :

Days : SMTWRFS or Arrange

S : Sun.    M : Mon.    T : Tues.    W : Wed.    R : Thurs.    F : Fri.    S : Sat.   

Arrange : You must arrange a certain amount of time (under Start and End) with the instructor

Sections Offered
Ref# Sec Days Start End Type Units Building Room Instructor
5587 70 --T---- 10:00A 10:50A LEC 3.00 PL 05 Rippetoe,J
    --T---- 09:00A 09:50A LAB   PL 05 Rippetoe,J
    ----R-- 09:00A 10:50A LAB   PL 05 Rippetoe,J
    Arrange 1 hrs/wk DE   Rippetoe,J
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Note : Participation in this online class requires that students participate in class and online, have a computer that is connected to the Internet, has a CD-ROM drive, and has sound output (speakers or headphones). Students should access the webpage (http://online.valleycollege.edu) during the week prior to the semester start date. All information regarding this class will be found on that web site. The actual course itself will not be accessible to students until after the first day of the semester, January 11, 2010.