The Bachelor of Music (BMus) degree in music production and technology trains musicians to become music production professionals (i.e. recording, mixing, and mastering engineers). Musicianship training has played an essential role for many, if not most, successful producers. Through study in music, electronics and acoustics, Hartt students develop the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the professional audio industry. In their third year, each student joins a production team of two or three music and production technology (MPT) majors for an assignment that guides them through the learning and application of the tools of the modern recording studio. In their fourth year, each team produces a full-length CD project. The team follows the project from preproduction to recording, mixing, editing, and mastering. The senior project becomes a valuable tool for job seeking.