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Maynooth University Undergraduate Handbook 2015

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Bachelor of Arts in Music Technology<br />

MH102 (continued)<br />

Degrees at <strong>Maynooth</strong> <strong>University</strong> 166 – 167<br />

What will I study sample course plan<br />

First year Second year Third year<br />

Semester 1<br />

Choose two subjects from the list of<br />

available subjects below, and take the<br />

following Music Technology modules:<br />

––<br />

Introduction to Computer Music<br />

––<br />

Musical Language & Materials<br />

List of available subjects – check page<br />

162 to ensure the two you choose are not<br />

from the same group:<br />

––<br />

Accounting, Anthropology, Business,<br />

Chinese Studies, Economics, English,<br />

Finance, French, Geography, German,<br />

Greek, Greek & Roman Civilization,<br />

History, International Development,<br />

Latin, Law, Mathematical Physics,<br />

Mathematical Studies, Medieval<br />

Irish & Celtic Studies, Nua Ghaeilge,<br />

Philosophy, Politics<br />

Semester 2<br />

––<br />

Sound Synthesis<br />

––<br />

Acoustics of Music<br />

Continue with your other two subjects<br />

from semester one<br />

Semester 1<br />

Continue with Music<br />

Technology modules plus<br />

one of your other first year<br />

subjects. Music Technology<br />

modules may include:<br />

––<br />

Music Programming<br />

––<br />

Introduction to Composition<br />

Continue with one of your other<br />

two subjects from first year<br />

Semester 2<br />

––<br />

Recording Engineering<br />

––<br />

Multimedia Technology<br />

––<br />

Electronic Music<br />

Composition<br />

Continue with one of your<br />

other two subjects from<br />

first year<br />

Semester 1<br />

Continue with Music<br />

Technology modules<br />

plus your other subject<br />

from second year. Music<br />

Technology modules may<br />

include:<br />

––<br />

Digital Audio Recording<br />

––<br />

Popular Music Studies<br />

––<br />

Music Programming 2<br />

––<br />

Signal, Image and<br />

Optical Processing<br />

––<br />

Electronic Music<br />

Composition<br />

––<br />

Jazz Styles in the Usa<br />

Continue with your other<br />

second year subject<br />

Semester 2<br />

––<br />

Audio & Speech<br />

Processing<br />

––<br />

Computer Music<br />

Languages<br />

Continue with your other<br />

subject from second year<br />

What can I do after my degree<br />

You will gain technical skills and qualifications<br />

suitable for a number of music and media<br />

industry positions, including the following areas:<br />

music and sound production for recording,<br />

radio and television; music and media software<br />

development; sound effects design for the games<br />

industry; music and arts management positions;<br />

and composition for multimedia and films.<br />

Contact<br />

Music Department<br />

Dr Gordon Delap, Music Technology<br />

Course Director, Logic House, Room 128 ,<br />

South Campus,<br />

Phone (01) 7083794<br />

Email gordon.delap@nuim.ie<br />

@Music<strong>Maynooth</strong><br />

www.maynoothuniversity.ie/music<br />

If you are interested in music technology<br />

might also like our degrees in<br />

Computer Science and Software<br />

Engineering or Multiimedia...page 219 & 231<br />

Music......page 168<br />

what our students say - simon kenny<br />

“I really enjoyed my time as a Music Technology<br />

student. The skills I learned and the people I met,<br />

both peers and teaching staff, helped me to decide<br />

to start my own company, called Surface Tension.<br />

We’re using what we learned in the course to make<br />

music tech apps for iPad and Android and are very<br />

excited about what the future has in store for us”.<br />

Quick Facts<br />

CAO Code<br />

Leaving<br />

Certificate<br />

requirements<br />

MH102<br />

Points 2014 365<br />

Duration<br />

of degree<br />

Mature<br />

applicants<br />

UK, EU &<br />

International<br />

Applicants<br />

FETAC link to<br />

this course<br />

2HC3, & 4OD3. Passes in<br />

English & Irish & a third<br />

language & 3 other LC<br />

subjects including OB3/<br />

HD3 Mathematics<br />

3 years (4 years<br />

with Erasmus/study<br />

abroad option)<br />

See page 317 for<br />

application details<br />

See page 323 for<br />

application details<br />

Yes – see page 319 for<br />

application details<br />

Simon Kenny, Student

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