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M.Sc. Signal Processing,Electronic & Computational Techniques for researching & understanding music
University of Glasgow
| Start date: | September 2013 |
| Duration full-time: | 12 months |
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| Delivery mode: | On Campus |
| Educational variant: | Full-time |
Description
Core courses
* Musical data acquistion and representation
* Digital signal processing 1
* Digital signal processing 2
* Orchestration, transcription and empirical performance study
* Musical archetypes in context
* MSc individual project.
Optional courses
* Modelling and control of dynamic systems
* Computer communications 1
* Computer communications 2
* VLSI design and CAD
* Digital communication 4.
Contents
Core courses
* Musical data acquistion and representation
* Digital signal processing 1
* Digital signal processing 2
* Orchestration, transcription and empirical performance study
* Musical archetypes in context
* MSc individual project.
Optional courses
* Modelling and control of dynamic systems
* Computer communications 1
* Computer communications 2
* VLSI design and CAD
* Digital communication 4.
Requirements
Entry requirements for postgraduate taught programmes are normally a 2.1 Honours degree or equivalent (eg GPA of 3.0 or above) in a relevant subject unless otherwise specified.
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