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	The aims of this module are to develop students’ aptitude and understanding in the practical application of engineering knowledge gained in...

Civil Engineering in Practice (CEGE0021)

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The Music Technology in Education module provides a critical introduction to using music technology in six core areas of: sound and its properties; audio...

Music Technology in Education (CCME0087)

The Music Technology in Education module provides a critical introduction to using music technology in six core areas of: sound and its properties; audio processing; MIDI; digital audio; recording; and music sequencing. It also addresses the dynamic relationship between research and practice in the field. As music technology is now integral to the preparation of teachers, participants critically review music technology by focussing on the issues and challenges of creative applications to music technology in education. Participants also engage with key literature and commentary in relation to the specialist use of music technology, teaching and learning with music technology, and electro-acoustic and electronic music; and they engage in reflective self-analysis in relation to their own educational practices and experiences. This module is taught by distance learning.

Aims and outcomes:

To provide students of planning and other urban-related undergraduate courses with an introduction to transport studies, including key...

Transport Policy and Planning (BPLN0091)

Aims and outcomes:
To provide students of planning and other urban-related undergraduate courses with an introduction to transport studies, including key transport planning concepts, policies and the relationship between transport and urban planning.
To provide insight into – and a taste of experience in – ‘doing’ transport planning, to help prepare for further study or work in the planning and / or transport sectors.
By the end of the module, students will have experience in understanding and handling key transport concepts such as flow and capacity, both practically through fieldwork and calculations, and through the transport policy and planning literature.
The module comprises five lectures giving a basic grounding in transport issues, and five project sessions that apply the understanding to a particular location.