Future Music Oregon Classes

MUS 419/519 MIDI for Musicians: Examines fundamentals of MIDI and sequencing.

MUS 447/547 Digital Audio and Sound Design Examines concepts of digital audio representation, sampling, and processing; considers audio mixing, basic synthesis, and sound modification techniques and fundamentals of electroacoustic composition.

MUS 448/548 Interactive Media Performance Examines concepts of interactive performance using MIDI, digital audio, and video processing and editing, and considers issues related to designing performance algorithms in software.

MUS 445/545, Advanced Electronic Composition: Examines advanced forms of sound synthesis, digital signal processing, algorithmic composition and related compositional techniques.

MUS 446/546 Computer Music Applications: Examines the use of computers for music notation, education, analysis, performance, research, and other applications.

CIS 110 Digital Information Processing (4) Integration of technology and information systems for creation, storage, and dissemination of information used in decision-making. Labs cover spreadsheets, Telnet, FTP, website creation tools.

CIS 111 Web Programming (4) Principles and practices of programming for the web using a scripting language: basic concepts of problem analysis, program design, implementation, and testing; web application architectures. Prereq: CIS 110 or equivalent, MATH 111.

CIS 115 Multimedia on the Web (4) Introduces the principles and practice of web communication using digital media, including graphics, animation, video, and sound. Labs cover software used to create interactive multimedia documents. Prereq: CIS 110 or equivalent.

CIS 122 Introduction to Programming and Algorithms (4) Problem solving, algorithm design, data structures, and programming using an object-oriented language in a Unix environment. Introduces techniques for program design testing and debugging. Prereq: CIS 110 or equivalent, MATH 111.

PHYS 152 Physics of Sound and Music: Introduction to the wave nature of sound; hearing; musical instruments and scales; auditorium acoustics; and the transmission, storage, and reproduction of sound.