CMS.803
DJ History, Technique, and Technology
Students explore a chosen contemporary or historical dance scene from around the world. Lectures examine the evolution of the craft and technologies of the DJ. Presents foundational practices of live DJ mixing; practice equipment is accessible to teams of students. Assignments include writing a report analyzing a book on DJ history or technique, producing a complete mix, and participation in an end-of-term performance. No prior experience is necessary, but students must sustain interest in some form of popular dance music, broadly defined. Graduate students complete additional assignments. Limited to 24.
Prerequisites & course information
Subject meets with 21M.365[J] , CMS.303[J] Prereq: None G (Fall, Spring) 3-0-9 units
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027