New Summer Courses
New summer course offerings
MUS 1940 Introduction to Audio Engineering
This course will introduce the student to the fundamentals of audio engineering. The course begins with the basics of how sound propagates and how we perceive it, and moves on to examine the devices that are used to capture (microphones), route (consoles), store (analog and digital recording), manipulate (EQ, compression, reverb, etc.) and listen back (speakers) to recordings. The course requires no previous experience with audio engineering and is open to students from any major at the university. The instructor's assessment of each student's performance in this course will determine which students will be allowed to proceed to upper-level courses in audio engineering.
Class information:
Summer I (May 9 - June 29)
Tuesday and Thursday
4 to 5:40 p.m.
K2206 South Korhman Hall
To register, login to GoWMU and enter CRN 22107 in the Add or Drop Course page.
INTL 2000 Introduction to Global and International Studies
Multidisciplinary introduction to global and international studies as an academic field of inquiry, with emphasis on six focus fields:
- Identities and cultures in a globalized world
- State, security and transnational governance
- Inequality and social responsibility
- Global health and the environment
- Migration and population dynamics
- Global communication, expression and information systems
Students will explore the major world regions, be open to intercultural contacts, place issues in historical and ideological context and be able to judge information about major global trends and issues; by the end of the course, students should see themselves as members of global as well as local communities.
Class information:
Summer II (June 30 - August 19)
Online course
To register, login to GoWMU and enter CRN 31889 in the Add or Drop Course page.