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This course will introduce students to the principles of Digital Signal Processing and give them the opportunity to learn these processes using the techniques of a graphic object oriented computer programming language. In addition to reading, lecture, and lab, students will progress through a series of graded programming exercises. All applications of manipulating digitized sound are possible because of the mathematics of signal processing. This is an important course of study for advanced students in all sub-disciplines of audio arts and acoustics.
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