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This course focuses on developing each student's final senior research project in music technology. Students will meet weekly as a group and individually with the instructor to discuss their projects and receive guidance. Students are expected to actively engage in discussions and produce professional quality research. They will present their work midway through the semester and at the end in a final presentation and paper. The class grade is based primarily on the quality of the research project, with a small portion from participation in discussions. Students must attend all classes and meetings, and any missed days may reduce their final grade. Plagiarism or cheating will not be tolerated and will be subject to university disciplinary action.
This course focuses on developing each student's final senior research project in music technology. Students will meet weekly as a group and individually with the instructor to discuss their projects and receive guidance. Students are expected to actively engage in discussions and produce professional quality research. They will present their work midway through the semester and at the end in a final presentation and paper. The class grade is based primarily on the quality of the research project, with a small portion from participation in discussions. Students must attend all classes and meetings, and any missed days may reduce their final grade. Plagiarism or cheating will not be tolerated and will be subject to university disciplinary action.
This course focuses on developing each student's final senior research project in music technology. Students will meet weekly as a group and individually with the instructor to discuss their projects and receive guidance. Students are expected to actively engage in discussions and produce professional quality research. They will present their work midway through the semester and at the end in a final presentation and paper. The class grade is based primarily on the quality of the research project, with a small portion from participation in discussions. Students must attend all classes and meetings, and any missed days may reduce their final grade. Plagiarism or cheating will not be tolerated and will be subject to university disciplinary action.
Instructor: Jacob David Sudol Contact: jsudol@fiu.edu Office/Hours: WPAC 169B Mondays 3 - 5 PM or by appointment
General
Course Description
This course will focus on developing and/or finishing your final Senior Research project for the BM or BA in Music Technology. We will meet in a group to discuss our projects, progress, and present our work as well as one-on-one. Your work will culminate in both a Midterm and Final Presentation/paper to the rest of your advisory committee and me.
Teacher Assumptions
I assume that you are competent in a board field of computer music and music technology and are familiar with many of the significant technologies, aesthetics, and critical traditions. I expect that you are willing to engage in serious discussion with your colleagues and pursue significant professional-quality research. The results of your work in this course should be of the caliber of something that would be presented in a national or international conference or journal.
Grading and Policies
Participation
As I will focus on developing your critical engagement with the subject material, you are expected to actively engage in both group and private discussions. In determining you participation grade I will consider both the quality and quantity of your participation.
Assignments
As stated above, each of you are required to produce professional-quality research over the course of the semester. I will evaluate and guide your progress mostly through private meetings. In addition, you will present your research to your committee during the Midterm and Finals period. A 5- 10 page paper, depending on the project, accompanying your presentation will also be during these presentations.
Final Grade Calculation
I will tally all the assignments participation scores to calculate the final grade. Below I indicate how much each of these individual components counts toward your final grade:
Participation: 10% Research Assignment 90%
Grading Policy
The following is a breakdown of how letter grades will be determined. (In the final calculations, grades will be rounded to the nearest integer.)
You are required to come to group and private meetings unless I grant you an exception at least one day in advance. The only exceptions to this are when you can provide legitimate excuse (here and below) is either a severe medical emergency or sickness (in which case I need a doctors note) or a genuine family emergency. I reserve the right to define what significant, severe, and genuine mean in terms of the circumstances.
Every time you miss a class or meeting without an excuse I will deduct 10 % from your final grade. I dont tolerate tardiness either. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late without a legitimate excuse you will receive the same grade reductions as if you were to miss the class. If you between 1 and 15 minutes late I will deduct 5% from your final grade.
Cheating, Plagiarism, and Academic Integrity
Cheating and plagiarism are not just serious offenses they are legal crimes. I will not tolerate any cheating or plagiarism in my class. Following the FIU Code of Academic Integrity (see http://www2.fiu.edu/~oabp/misconductweb/1acmisconductproc.htm) both offenses are grounds for expulsion from the University. If you cheat or plagiarize in any of your work for this class, I will follow through with the all the appropriate disciplinary actions.
Schedule: (Last Update January 7, 2011)
(Note the following schedule is tentative and subject to change. Updates will be sent by e-mail.)
Week 1: Introductions, discussion of research plans, scheduling Week 2: Private and group meetings Week 3: Private and group meetings Week 4: Private and group meetings Week 5: Private and group meetings Week 6: Private and group meetings Week 7: Private and group meetings Week 8: Private and group meetings + Midterm presentations (TBD) Week 9: Private and group meetings Week 10: Private and group meetings Week 11: Private and group meetings Week 12: Private and group meetings Week 13: Private and group meetings Week 14: Private meeting an final presentations dry-run Final Class (Time to be determined) Final presentations during Electro-Bonanza
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