Course overview
The frontiers of knowledge are expanding almost daily in this fast-changing field, and this course will introduce you to the very latest in audio hardware and software.
The aims of this course are:
to provide you with a grounding in the basic principles and applications of audio technology
to provide you with the skills, knowledge and practical experience to enable you to develop as a technical practitioner in sound recording, processing and reproduction
Although this course will provide you with a solid background in the theory of electronics and acoustics, the real focus is on giving you the knowledge and techniques you'll need to succeed in a professional environment. Our outstanding technical facilities will allow you to develop those skills and to test them in a variety of practical situations.
When you graduate you will be able to:
evaluate designs, processes and products, and design and implement improvements
design a component, process or system in response to a specified requirement
demonstrate a creative and innovative approach to solving audio technology problems and in formulating designs and delivering solutions
This course provides an excellent opportunity to get to grips with the very latest technology used in the audio and music industries today. Plus, it's also about allowing you to develop a range of abilities, from communication skills to a creative approach to problem solving. No doubt you will enjoy the experience of learning in this dynamic and exciting environment.
Tariff points 80
Required subject(s): IT experience Preferred subject(s): GCE A-level Mathematics or Physical Science, GCE AS-level Mathematics or Physical Sciences GCSE(s) Required: Mathematics or Science grade C or above or equivalent
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