Ten College Classes Inspired by Rocker Steve Miller's Academic Aspirations

This morning, the USC Thornton School of Music announced that Steve Miller -- he of Steve Miller Band fame -- would be teaching there during the 2010-2011 school year. According to a press release, Miller will be an "artist in residence" who will "work on a regular basis with undergraduate students in the Popular Music and Music Industry programs. He will hold master classes and pass along his wisdom and knowledge to a new generation of professional musicians."

After reading this, A to Z started thinking: What would the title of Miller's first class have to be? Why, of course it's this:

Space Cowboys 101: The Art of Being a Gangster of Love

Miller's not the only talented musician ripe for academia's hallowed halls, though. Below, some other classes we wish other famous artists would teach.

Annie Zaleski

Aerosmith last year in St. Louis

Aerosmith
Love in an Elevator: The Mechanics of Living It Up While Going Down

Kings of Leon
The Chemical Properties of Sex On Fire (offered alternate semesters with A Geologic Study of Molly's Chambers)

The Rolling Stones
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Female Orgasm (taken in conjunction with You Can't Always Get What You Want: Dealing with the Emotional, Social and Physical Results of Sexual Dysfunction)

U2
Stuck In a Moment You Can't Get Out Of, and Other Philosophical Puzzles (prerequisite: With Or Without You, A Study of Basic Philosophical Conundrums)