Dr. Kampiziones-Ying


Music Appreciation - MUL 2010

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MUL 2010: Music Appreciation

MUL 2010: Music Appreciation

MUL2010 Summer Term 2014

Music Appreciation 

(MUL 2010)

Dr. Joanne Kampiziones-Ying

 Faculty Introduction

Welcome to Music Appreciation! I am Dr. Joanne Kampiziones-Ying, music professor at Broward College's North Campus and look forward to working online with you in MUL 2010. I've taught at Broward College's North Campus for five years and teach a variety of courses ranging from online, blended, to face-to-face instructional formats. Prior to my appointment at Broward College, I taught at Coker College, in South Carolina, as Assistant Professor of Music and Coordinator of the piano and music theory areas. I received my bachelors' and master's degrees from the University of South Carolina and my Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from the University of Miami.
This online course surveys several centuries of western music (Middle Ages to Twentieth Century). I trust you will appreciate the evolving styles and changes in musical culture and learn the differences each era has to offer.
 
Course Description
Beginning with the fundamentals of music and continuing to the various time periods and genres of music, you will be exposed to a diverse selection of musical styles and subject matter that incorporates the benefits and advantages of on-line instruction.

This is a course for non-music majors, designed to develop a basic music vocabulary, establish critical listening skills, and survey the evolution of Western music within a framework of world cultures.
 
Methods of Instruction
Throughout the semester, you will be required to complete activities and assignments, participate in discussions in an online learning environment, and take two on-campus proctored exams, the midterm and the final.  Please refer to the following dates for the on campus proctored exams:
  • Session II Midterm:  Thursday-Sunday, 5/29-6/1, 2014
  • Session II Final:  Thursday-Sunday, 6/19-6/22, 2014

The proctored midterm and final exams may be taken at any of the two Broward College e-Testing centers of your choice (North or Central), based on the dates of the exams and the days/times the e-Testing centers are open. More information on each testing center may be found at the below links links:
 
On-Campus Proctored Exams 
  • BC eTesting Centers are located on:

Off-Campus Alternate Testing Options:
Off-Site Testing through Proctor U:
Proctor U is a new service that allows students to complete their assessment at any location while still ensuring the academic integrity of the exam for the institution. Using almost any web cam and computer, you can take exams at home, at work, or anywhere you have internet access. To learn more about Proctor U, please visit their website at http://www.proctoru.com.  If you choose to use Proctor U, these arrangements MUST be made and approved by me within the first week of class.

Off-Site Testing for Broward College Students through the National College Testing Association (NCTA) locations:
If you live outside of Broward County, Florida, and cannot come to BC to use one of the e-Testing Centers, you can arrange to take your test elsewhere under the supervision of an approved proctor; that is, someone authorized by BC to administer the test. These arrangements MUST be made and approved by me within the first week of class. 

Go to the NCTA web site at http://www.ncta-testing.org/cctc/find.php. Click on the state where you want to take the test. From the city-by-city list of testing locations in that state, select the site most convenient for you. This will give you a page with contact information, testing hours, fees, directions, and other details. You will be responsible for any fees the testing center might charge.
 

Assignment Deadlines
The course syllabus (located in D2L) will contain all information for specific due dates of all assignments.  D2L, Broward College's learning management system, is the essential form of communication for this course. If you have any questions, you may contact me through email at jkampizi@broward.edu.

Learning Outcomes
  • Develop a basic vocabulary that makes possible the discussion of music in its own terms
  • Gain an understanding of the cultures of the Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and 20th Century periods in western music and discuss representative composers, as well as the main musical styles of each period.
  • Become familiar with the styles and instruments of western music and select non-western cultures. 
 
Course Requirements
  • Required Online Orientation: online orientation must be completed in D2L by the following dates:
    • Session II:  May 17, 2014
  • All students must obtain their BC email address. It is used for course login.
  • Course Assignments and On-Campus Tests: The course assignments consist of the following:
    • reading from the required text
    • listening to the selected works on the required CDs
    • viewing video lessons online
    • listening to audio lessons online
    • mastering vocabulary
    • participating in group discussions
    • completing regular online quizzes and assignments
    • taking a proctored on-campus midterm and final exam.
  • New to e-learning? Review the student videos and general information about online learning at the Broward College Online website before enrolling in any online or blended course.
  • Before enrolling in an e-learning course, review computer requirements.
Course Materials
Required course materials are described below:
 
The online sections of MUL2010 will be using the e-book with live streaming music (no hard-copy text and audio CDs).  This will save students money, and allow access to all course materials anywhere there is an internet connection.  Students have two ways to purchase the e-book with live streaming:
 
1. Buy an access code online at web vendors such as CourseSmart.com.  That information is below:Connect Plus Kamien Online Access for Music: An Appreciation Brief, 7th Edition
Roger  Kamien, Zubin Mehta Chair, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Internet/Web ©2011, ISBN-13 9780077377694 MHID 0077377699
Publisher's Retail Price:$76.50 (prices may vary/change)
Bookstore's Wholesale Price:$76.50 (prices may vary/change)

 2.  Purchase a physical access card:
Connect Plus Music 1 Semester Access Card for Music, Brief Upgrade Edition
Seventh Edition: Active, In-Print
Roger Kamien, Zubin Mehta Chair, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
0077601386/ 9780077601386 / ©2011 / MHHE / McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
Pub date: 12/14/2011
These materials will be needed the first day of the class.
 
How to Register for this Course
Students may enroll by logging on to the myBC website. Students must pay for the course before they will be able to log into the course.
Information Contact
For more information about the course, please feel free to contact the instructor, Dr. Kampiziones-Ying at jkampizi@broward.edu. You may also contact the Fine Arts Department at 954-201-2370 or visit in person on the North Campus, bldg. 47, room 212.
How to Access this Course once you are Enrolled in this Course
Students must be paid before they can logon to the course. There is a direct link to your online courses on the BCOnline Course page.  Please visit https://bconline.broward.edu for logon info and access to this course. There may be a delay of up to 20 minutes from when a student registers and pays before BConline login is activated.
  • Your BConline User Name is the same as your BC email ID.
  • Your BConline password is the same as your BC email PIN code.
  • If you need login information, obtain BC email user ID and PIN code before attempting to login to BConline.
  • The BC email address site, click on "ID Lookup", then enter your Student# (or INTL Student ID#) and PIN code (2 digit birth month and 4 digit year). Write down your email ID (not the @mail.broward.edu part), which is your BConline User Name.


Links to help students get connected to BConline course(s)


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