Working with Artefacts and Assemblages (ARCL0211)

Anthropology|Creative Arts and Design|Media Studies|Multimedia Design

AUDIO STORYTELLING|AMBISONIC AND 3D SOUND DESIGN

Description

Postgraduate

Module Content

Immersive audio is a rapidly growing field with more and more ways of delivering this kind of experience every year,...

Sonic Experience Design and Production (ANTH0207)

Undergraduate

This module investigates a range of problems raised in the wake of episodes of large-scale violence. We will examine classic and contemporary...

The Anthropology of Violent Aftermaths (ANTH0136)

In the social sciences, we try to understand the behaviour of individuals in collective settings. In such settings, the best course of action for the...

Game Theory for the Social Sciences (SOCS0079)

In the social sciences, we try to understand the behaviour of individuals in collective settings. In such settings, the best course of action for the individual often depends on the actions of others. For example, the decision to dress formally or informally for a dinner party depends on how we think others will be dressing. Game theory is the formal analysis of decision making in such interdependent situations in which an individual’s best course of action depends on the actions of others. This module presents a non-technical introduction to non-cooperative game theory.

This module outlines basic neuroanatomy and measurement of the brain. You will learn the principles underlying the anatomical organization of the brain and the...

Structure and Function of the Brain (PSYC0067)

This module outlines basic neuroanatomy and measurement of the brain. You will learn the principles underlying the anatomical organization of the brain and the functional segregation of higher cognitive functions, starting from the cellular level (synapses, action potentials) and working up to a more detailed consideration of the major anatomical divisions. Major functional circuits will be outlined, with an emphasis on their anatomical organization and connectivity.

Assessment: Two one-hour unseen written exams.