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ENTE 101 Introduction to Entertainment Technology

Introduction to Entertainment  Technology  surveys  the  field  of  Entertainment  Technology,  introducing the various events and venues that utilize entertainment technicians, such as conference centers, hotels, theaters, religious centers,  sports  arenas,  and  other  venues  with  integrated,  high-technology communication needs. Students will gain knowledge of industry practices and procedures.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

ENGL 086 or ENGL 096

Hours Weekly

3

Course Objectives

  1. 1. Explain the historical, present, and future world of Entertainment Technology.
  2. 2. Illustrate the roles and responsibilities of entertainment technicians.
  3. 3. Classify the various types of presenting venues and their differing needs and characteristics.
  4. 4. Interpret a ground plan or blueprint.
  5. 5. Identify presenting equipment, including microphones, cables, speakers, projectors, and monitors.
  6. 6. Apply safety techniques while hanging and addressing lighting instruments.
  7. 7. Demonstrate competency in preparing, connecting, and programming basic lighting and sound control equipment.
  8. 8. Utilize the requirements and collaboration necessary for a successful production.

Course Objectives

  1. 1. Explain the historical, present, and future world of Entertainment Technology.
  2. 2. Illustrate the roles and responsibilities of entertainment technicians.
  3. 3. Classify the various types of presenting venues and their differing needs and characteristics.
  4. 4. Interpret a ground plan or blueprint.
  5. 5. Identify presenting equipment, including microphones, cables, speakers, projectors, and monitors.
  6. 6. Apply safety techniques while hanging and addressing lighting instruments.
  7. 7. Demonstrate competency in preparing, connecting, and programming basic lighting and sound control equipment.
  8. 8. Utilize the requirements and collaboration necessary for a successful production.