Courses - BYU–Hawaii Catalog

This course examines the concept and application of race and ethnicity in various cultural and communicative settings. Students will learn the social construction of race and ethnicity, with the aim of understanding the complex ways race and ethnicity have operated within society.

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(COMM 301) The Internet and Society

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(COMM 305) Communication and Popular Culture

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(COMM 323) Multimedia Production

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(COMM 326) Issues in Global Communication

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(COMM 353) Organizational Communication

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(COMM 360) Communication Theory and Method

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(COMM 399R) Internship in Communication

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(COMM 410) Political Communication

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(COMM 430) Media Law and Ethics

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(COMM 490) Senior Seminar

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(COMM 496R) Student Research

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(EMGT 490) Emergency Management Professional Development

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(FREN 101) Elementary French Conversation and Grammar I

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(FREN 102) Elementary French Conversation and Grammar II

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(FREN 201) Intermediate French Conversation and Grammar

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(FREN 202) Intermediate French II

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(GRK 101) Elementary Biblical Greek I

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(GRK 102) Elementary Biblical Greek II

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(GRK 201) Intermediate Biblical Greek I

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(GRK 202) Intermediate Biblical Greek II

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(HAWN 101) Ke Kumu o ka ‘Olelo-Kau Mua - The Source Part I

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(HAWN 102) Ke Kumu o ka ‘Olelo-Kau Hope - The Source Part II

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(HAWN 107) Accelerated First Level Hawaiian

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(HAWN 201) Ke Kahua o ka ‘Olelo-Kau Mua - The Foundation Part I

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(HAWN 202) Ke Kahua o ka ‘Olelo-Kau Hope - The Foundation Part II

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(HAWN 225) Ho’oikaika Kama’ilio-Traditional Oratorical Styles

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(HAWN 301) Ho’okukulu olelo-Kau Mua - The Building Part I

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(HAWN 302) Ho’okukulu olelo-Kau Hope - The Building Part II

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(HAWN 335) Ho’oikaika Kakau-Strength in the Language

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(HAWN 401) Ho’opa’a Kauhuhu-Kau Mua - The Ridge Pole Part I

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(HAWN 402) Ho’opa’a Kauhuhu-Kau Hope - The Ridge Pole Part II

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(LING 210) Introduction to Linguistics

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(LING 260) Phonology

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(LING 321) English Syntax

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(LING 331) Sociolinguistics

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(LING 383) Peace Linguistics

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(LING 390R) Special Topics in Linguistics

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(LING 423) Language Acquisition

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(LING 496R) Student Research

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(MUSC 101) Introduction to Music Literature

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(MUSC 102) World Music Cultures

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(MUSC 103) Music Fundamentals

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(MUSC 105R) Group Performance Instruction

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(MUSC 110R) Seasider Singers

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(MUSC 111) Music Theory I

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(MUSC 111L) Elementary Musicianship I Lab

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(MUSC 112) Music Theory II

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(MUSC 112L) Elementary Musicianship II Lab

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(MUSC 159R) Individual Instruction

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(MUSC 160R) Individual Instruction

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(MUSC 161) Introduction to Piano Technique

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(MUSC 191) Keyboard Harmony I

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(MUSC 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Music

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(MUSC 202) Conducting

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(MUSC 211) Music Theory III

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(MUSC 211L) Elementary Musicianship III Lab

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(MUSC 225R) Hoʻolōkahi Chamber Choir

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(MUSC 235R) Broadway Revue

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(MUSC 239R) Salsa Orchestra

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(MUSC 241R) Polynesian Drum Ensemble

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(MUSC 242R) Polynesian Music Ensemble

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(MUSC 243R) Hawaiian Music Ensemble

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(MUSC 244R) World Jazz Orchestra

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(MUSC 246R) Street Band

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(MUSC 248R) Chamber Music

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(MUSC 250R) Piano Accompanying Ensemble

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(MUSC 260R) Individual Instruction

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(MUSC 264) Percussion Methods and Materials

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(MUSC 276) Diction for Singing

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(MUSC 277) Diction for Singers: German

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(MUSC 278) Diction for Singers: French

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(MUSC 291) Keyboard Harmony II

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(MUSC 301) History of Popular Music

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(MUSC 328R) Opera and Music Theater Workshop

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(MUSC 333) Introduction to Piano Pedagogy

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(MUSC 333L) Supervised Teaching, Piano

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(MUSC 340) Songwriting Ⅰ

Equal parts creativity and analysis, this introduction to songwriting explores contemporary harmony, melody, form, lyrics, rhyme, character, storytelling, linguistic tools, humor, comedy, and using music to engage with politics, religion, relationships, and social issues.

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(MUSC 344R) Collaborative Arts for Pianists

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(MUSC 360R) Individual Instruction

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(MUSC 363) Vocal Pedagogy

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(MUSC 364) Contemporary Vocal Methods

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(MUSC 373) Choral Practicum

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(MUSC 384) Music History I: Antiquity to 1750