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MUSONIC 1000 - Music Technology Foundations
University Course Planner The University of Adelaide Australia

MUSONIC 1000 - Music Technology Foundations

Career: Undergraduate
Units: 3
Term: 3820
Campus: North Terrace
Contact: Up to 4 hours per week
Available for Study Abroad and Exchange: Yes
Available for Non-Award Study: Yes
Assumed Knowledge: Familiarity with basic computer functionality including word processing, email and web usage
Assessment: Assignments, Exam, Project
Syllabus:

The field of music technology involves the artistic and technical application of technology in the creation and performance of music. This course will develop a theoretical and practical understanding of music technology fundamentals including sound, audio, and MIDI. This will be achieved by theoretically and practically exploring the field of music technology through lectures, tutorials and workshops. In particular, students will: examine a range of areas such as basic sound recording, audio and MIDI editing, sequencing, processing and production, synthesis and sampling, effects and mixing, and graphical programming; complete readings and listening; and perform practical exercises that promote investigative learning and research. The course has the following learning objectives: develop practical skills using a range of core music and sound software and hardware; provide a comprehensive understanding of the theory behind a range of music technologies; develop and expand creative and technical practice in music and sound via technology with a view to develop life long learning.

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Commonwealth supported
Full fee paying

Study Level

Undergraduate
Postgraduate Coursework
Non Award

Program of Study

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Units
EFTSL
Amount
3
0.125
          
  


Course Outline

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Critical Dates

Term Last Day to Add Online Census Date Last Day to WNF Last Day to WF
3820 Mon 06/08/2018 Fri 31/08/2018 Fri 14/09/2018 Fri 26/10/2018


Class Details

Enrolment Class: Lecture
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
23358 LE01 50 20 23 Jul - 10 Sep Monday 10am - 11am Hartley, 112, Concert Room
1 Oct - 22 Oct Monday 10am - 11am Hartley, 112, Concert Room
Related Class: Tutorial
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
20679 TU01 22 3 30 Jul - 13 Aug Monday 11am - 12pm Hartley, 108b, Teaching Room
27 Aug - 10 Sep Monday 11am - 12pm Hartley, 108b, Teaching Room
1 Oct - 22 Oct Monday 11am - 12pm Hartley, 108b, Teaching Room
21083 TU02 22 11 30 Jul - 13 Aug Monday 12pm - 1pm Hartley, 108b, Teaching Room
27 Aug - 10 Sep Monday 12pm - 1pm Hartley, 108b, Teaching Room
1 Oct - 22 Oct Monday 12pm - 1pm Hartley, 108b, Teaching Room
Related Class: Workshop
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
21084 WR02 15 11 27 Jul - 24 Aug Friday 3pm - 4pm Schulz, 406, Keyboard Suite
7 Sep - 14 Sep Friday 3pm - 4pm Schulz, 406, Keyboard Suite
5 Oct - 19 Oct Friday 3pm - 4pm Schulz, 406, Keyboard Suite
23359 WR01 30 4 27 Jul - 24 Aug Friday 2pm - 3pm Schulz, 406, Keyboard Suite
7 Sep - 14 Sep Friday 2pm - 3pm Schulz, 406, Keyboard Suite
5 Oct - 19 Oct Friday 2pm - 3pm Schulz, 406, Keyboard Suite