CIP 10.0203 4 Learning Competency Draft.xlsx

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1	Unit/Standard Number		KNOWLEDGE		GUIDED		MASTERY		NOTES
2			Date	Initials	Date	Initials	Date	Initials
3		Secondary Competency Task List
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5	100	GENERAL AUDIO & MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
6	101	Understand musical notes and scales
7	102	Understand musical rhythms
8	103	Read sheet music
9	104	Understand acoustics
10	105	Knowledge of Audio Frequency
11	106	Knowledge of sound level (SPL, dB)
12	107	Demonstrate knowledge of basic audio physics
13	108	Understand forms of transducers
14	109	Demonstrate knowledge of human processing of sound
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16	200	RECORDING
17	201	Identify recording devices
18	202	Understand analog versus digital recording'
19	203	Understand knowledge of sampling rate
20	204	Demonstrate knowledge of bit rates
21	205	Understand fundamentals of mono, stereo, surround and special audio
22	206	Understand roles within a recording session
23	207	Ability to set up a Digital Audio Workstation
24	208	Knowledge of microphone types
25	209	Understanding of microphone characteristics
26	210	Knowledge of acoustical spaces
27	211	Demonstrate setting proper gain structure
28	212	Set up a vocal recording session
29	213	Set up a music recording session
30	214	Set up a foley recording session
31	215	Operate a field recording session
32	216	Record outdoor sound effects
33	217	Record foley sound effects for TV/film
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35	300	PROCESSING RECORDED MATERIALS
36	301	Audio Editing knowledge
37	302	Trim, Cut, and process audio regions within a Digital Audio Workstation
38	303	Understand application of various audio processing plug-ins
39	304	Understand audio equalization
40	305	Understand the difference between parametric and graphic equalization
41	306	Fundamental knowledge of audio compression
42	307	Identify the difference between compression, limiting, gating, expanding and ducking
43	308	Demonstrate knowledge of analog signal flow
44	309	Understand the difference between an insert and an auxiliary send and their applications
45	310	Demonstrate music editing techniques
46	311	Demonstrate sound effect processing techniques
47	312	Demonstrate time correction
48	313	Demonstrate pitch correction
49	314	Ability to synchronize audio to video/film/TV
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51	400	MIXING PROCESSED AUDIO MATERIALS
52	401	Understand use of stems
53	402	Understand application of time-based processors
54	403	Understand dynamic processing
55	404	Demonstrate fader automation
56	405	Demonstrate effect automation
57	406	Understand various mix characteristics based on applications
58	407	Create a radio mix
59	408	Create a club mix
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61	500	AUDIO MASTERING
62	501	Understand SPFL standards for various applications
63	502	Understand muliband compression
64	503	Demonstrate stereo mastering
65	504	Demonstrate surround mastering
66	505	Demonstrate special audio mastering
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68	600	AUDIO DISTRIBUTION & MONETIZATION
69	601	Understand revenue generation of sound and music
70	602	Understand channels of music marketing
71	603	Understand current media distribution
72	604	Demonstrate knowledge of music publishing
73	605	Demonstrate knowledge of music royalties
74	606	Entrepreneurship
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76	700	MEDIA LAW AND ETHICS
77	701	Understand copyright
78	702	Understand spec deals
79	703	Knowledge of performance rights
80	704	Knowledge of mechanical copyright
81	705	Knowledge of master rights
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83	800	COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
84	801	Create, edit, and format documents using word processing software.
85	802	Enhance document with visual content.
86	803	Create forms and tables for efficient data display.
87	804	Identify various component of business communication documents.
88	805	Create, edit, and format presentations efficiently.
89	806	Use presentation software.
90	807	Deliver effective presentations to student peers and outside audience members through use of presentation software. *
91	808	Demonstrate effective public speaking skills using effective presentation and organization skills. *
92	809	Create databases.
93	810	Query databases.
94	811	Maintain databases.
95	812	Create reports, forms and combo boxes from a database.
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97	900	ECONOMICS
98	901	Explain the free enterprise system.
99	902	Explain the principles of supply and demand.
100	903	Explain the types of economic systems.