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ML 480,481: Special Topics in Modern Languages and Cultures
3.00 Credits
University of Hartford
Independent study in one or more modern language(s) or culture(s) under faculty supervision. May be elected in lieu of a course not being taught when needed, or, when a field of interest to the student is not covered in the curriculum. Open to undergraduates, and to graduates by special arrangement. May be given as a seminar with sufficient student demand. Prerequisite: Permission of department chair.
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ML 510: Graduate Studies in Modern Languages and Cultures
3.00 Credits
University of Hartford
Intensive study of major figures, works, and topics that will be offered in the target language or in English as the need arises for graduate credit. Prerequisite: Permission of department chair.
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ML 510 - Graduate Studies in Modern Languages and Cultures
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ML 511: Language and Society
3.00 Credits
University of Hartford
Language is a major factor in cultural, social, and political organization. While students often study languages, and while they may pay some attention to language issues in courses in the humanities and social sciences, it is seldom that they examine language in all of its major social manifestations. That is the goal of the course. It should assist students in understanding the role of language as a human institution and will deepen their language learning as well as their sensitivity to, and awareness of, language issues. The course will focus on how people define themselves through language, how languages compete with one another, and on the forms language takes. It will consider the role of language in education, including issues of literacy, immigration, and efforts to promote language unity in the United States.
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ML 564: Language Teaching Methodology
3.00 Credits
University of Hartford
Study of modern techniques and technologies for the teaching of foreign languages. Prerequisite: Senior or graduate standing, or permission of instructor.
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MPT 110: Fundamentals of Music Production
2.00 Credits
University of Hartford
This is an introductory course in the basics of producing and engineering music for music production and technology majors. Beginning with an exploration of basic tools and techniques used in the recording studio and standard procedures common to professional facilities, the course connects students' musicianship with making technical decisions for the use of technology in capturing a musical performance. This course is available to MPT majors only.
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MPT 190,290,390,490: Special Topics in Music Production and Technology
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
University of Hartford
Special topics courses in music production and technology (MPT) give students enrolled as MPT majors the opportunity to explore a topic that may be covered already in an MPT core course but in great detail. It also opens up exploration of music production and technology for students of other majors who have the interest and necessary qualifications. Prerequisite: Dependent on content of the course.
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MPT 210: Practicum in Music Production
2.00 Credits
University of Hartford
The MPT practicum is a requirement for all students pursuing the music production and technology degree. Students assist more advanced students, Hartt recording studio staff, and music production and technology faculty with recording sessions, concert/recital recordings, studio maintenance and repair, and general studio operations. Students who show exceptional ability may be given chief recording engineer status and responsibility on particular projects at the discretion of the instructor and/or studio manager. Prerequisite: MPT 110. This course is available to MPT majors only.
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MPT 300: Music Production Technology I
4.00 Credits
University of Hartford
In this course, students begin to learn the language and the tools of the production studio. Topics include the physical aspects of sound, psychoacoustics, stereophonic and surround sound, microphone theory and application, loudspeaker/amplifier theory and application, basic audio control systems, analog and digital recording systems, basic studio and controlroom architecture and acoustical considerations, and appropriate use of signal processing. Critical listening is explored through the analysis of recordings listened to and critiqued in class. In the lab, students work in small teams and individually to execute exercises and solve problems facing the beginning engineer/producer. Prerequisite: MPT 210. This course is available to MPT majors only. Laboratory fee.
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MPT 305: Electronics for Music Systems I
3.00 Credits
University of Hartford
This course is an introduction to audio electronics common to music systems. The course reviews the basics of sound and its properties and the fundamentals of electricity. It requires students to build simple audio circuits on breadboards. Students learn the basic underlying design principles of equipment in the music production studio necessary for everyday troubleshooting and communicating effectively with manufacturers and service technicians. Prerequisite: ECT 121. This course is available to MPT majors only.
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MPT 310: Music Production Technology II
4.00 Credits
University of Hartford
Students expand their knowledge of the production studio. Topics include advanced audio con trol systems, analog and digital signal processing, timecode, automation, multitrack theory and practice, mixing, MIDI, synthesis, and sampling. In the lab, students work individually and in small teams executing specific assigned projects and gaining practical experience in the studio environment. Prerequisite: MPT 300. Laboratory fee.
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