Why study this course In the Foundation year you will study three days per week. The focus will be on academic writing skills and numeracy, plus subject-specific content to fully prepare you for entry to an Undergraduate degree. You will develop knowledge and skills to support your own creativity, including critical listening, arranging, and sound recording. In addition, you will learn about principles of the underlying technology, and you will write your own computer programs in an easy-to-learn visual language. Producing music or sound for media projects is an important part of this course. For example, you will learn to compose music for film, and have the opportunity to collaborate with students from Radio, Animation, TV Production and other creative courses. Students on BA...
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University Of Bedfordshire Business School, Luton Campus (Vicarage Street), LU1 3JU
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Music Technology
Sound
Technology
Writing
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Course programme
Modular structure In general, this course sets assessment tasks, which lead to learning activities that are appropriate to achieve the core learning outcomes of each unit and this course. The assessment methods used range from traditional methods for assessing knowledge and skills (in particular exams and writing essays), to activities of practice-based research (e.g., music composition and production, computer software development). It also includes assessment methods designed to train core skills that the University expects all courses to emphasis and focus on (e.g., presentations for practicing communication). This is a degree course that is not accredited by any external body, and so the only assessments will be those set by the academic team relating directly to the degree qualification.
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Skills and experience gained This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to make a range of contributions in the fields of music technology. The course aims: - To develop both your understanding of theoretical principles and practical mastery in a range of music technology fields. These fields include the scientific study of sound; sound recording, synthesis, manipulation and mixing techniques; important computer programming concepts; and various repertoires of music and sonic art. - To provide you with deep knowledge and skills in vocationally relevant subjects such as sound recording and mixing; radio broadcasting; music composition with technology; sound and music production for a range of media; music software programming; and music business skills. - To prepare you for emerging industries, which draw upon constituent elements of broad areas of music technology such as the design of sound for virtual and online environments, and music for interactive media such as computer gaming. - To develop personal skills so that you have confidence, the ability to express your creativity both individually and as part of a team. After the course Graduates in BA (Hons) Music Technology may find employment in a wide range of fields. These include in particular sound recording, production and mastering; audio-related areas such as forensic audio, noise analysis/measurement, audio restoration, audio archiving, and acoustic consultancy; the design & development, testing, documentation, and consultancy of music software; music technology journalism; music management; education and other areas of the music industry. Also,...