BAIN MUSC 215
Music Theory III

Links for Instructors

Course Framework for Fall 2022

1. Required Textbook/Workbook Combo
   
   • L. Poundie Burstein and Joseph N. Straus, A Concise Introduction to Tonal Harmony, 2nd ed. (New York: Norton, 2020).
   • ISBN-13: 978-0-393-43452-1
     Paperback textbook, workbook, and TOTAL ACCESS card for all media components (purchased for MUSC 115/116)
2. Course Documents
   
   • Syllabus Template:
   • BAIN MUSC 215 Syllabus (pdf)
   • Suggested Reading & Exam Schedule (pdf)
   • Recommended Workbook Exercises (pdf)
   • Course Objectives by Unit (pdf)
3. MUSC 214 vs. MUSC 215
   
• This year, the School of Music is switching over to a new undergraduate core theory curriculum. The registrar has created a class for this semester only called MUSC 214 Music Theory III. Students that entered under a previous year’s bulletin (e.g., students who took MUSC 115 & 116 last year) will register for this class under MUSC 214. Students entering under the current bulletin will register under MUSC 215 Music Theory II.
4. New Undergraduate Core Theory/Aural Skills Curriculum
• MUSC 115 Music Theory I
• MUSC 117 Aural Skills I
  
• MUSC 215 Music Theory II
• MUSC 217 Aural Skills II
5. Old Undergraduate Core Theory/Aural Skills Curriculum
   1st year: MUSC 115/117; 116/118; 2nd year: 215/217; 216/218
   
   • For Common Policies & Procedures (see the BAIN MUSC 215 Syllabus)
   • Music Theory I-IV Overview (pdf)
   • See also:
   • MUSC 115 Syllabus (pdf)
   • MUSC 116 Syllabus (pdf)
6. University Policies
• Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Landing Page  
• Undergraduate Academic Regulations
• New university Attendance Policy (effective Fall 2021)
• Academic Integrity
• Carolinian Creed
• USC Honor Code
7. Student Services
• School of Music Health and Wellness
• Student Health Services
  • Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC)
    • Info. for Faculty
  • Student Success Center (SSC)
    • Free Peer Tutoring (Music)

Instructor Resources

1. Blackboard: https://blackboard.sc.edu
2. Concise 2/e (Burstein & Straus 2020)
• Table of Contents
• E-book & Digital Resources
• E-book
• Know It? Tutorials
• ShowIt Inquizitive Adaptive Learning Software
• Inquisitive Links for Instructors
• Workbook exercises powered by Noteflight
• Instructor Resources {Norton}
• Workbook Answer Key
3. Other computer-assisted instruction (CAI) software
   
• Adams, MusicTheory.net
  
• Alvira, Teoria
4. Norton Resources
• Video: Joseph N. Straus on mastery vs. coverage {mp4}
• About InQuizitive {Norton}
• Norton Tech Support {Norton}

Other Useful Links

1. University Calendar and Schedules
• Academic Calendar
• Final Exam Schedule
• Self-Service Carolina
• Course info.
• Search Master Schedule
• Course Rolls & Grade Submission
2. Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE)
• Seven UofSC Websites You Can't Live Without
• Course Design, Development, Delivery
• Syllabus Templates
  
• Learning Outcomes
  
• Action Words for Bloom's Taxonomy
3. Blackboard
• Blackboard Basics
• For instructors {YouTube Playlist}
• For students {YouTube Playlist}
• OnDemand Tutorials {YouTube Playlist}
4. Misc. UofSC Links
• UofSC, Brand Toolbox
5. Netiquette for Online Learning
• "Be Scholarly, Be Professional, Be Polite, Be Respectful" {ASU Online}
• Virginia Shea, "The Core Rules of Netiquette," from Netiquette (1994) {Albion.com}

Reference

Burstein, L. Poundie and Joseph N. Straus, 2020. A Concise Introduction to Tonal Harmony, 2nd ed. New York: Norton. {Norton}