The goals of this course are: (1) to analyze music the way an engineer would analyze an unfamiliar phenomenon; (2) to learn the basics of Fourier signal analysis and synthesis, motivated by observing musical signals; (3) to apply these tools in design projects; (4) to introduce students to oral and written technical communication, working in teams, and problem solving. No previous knowledge of music is necessary. No calculus or complex numbers is required in the course. Some prior coding experience (E101) is desirable.

– Learn the secrets of electronic music synthesizers
– Learn how to process music digitally using pattern recognition methods
– Especially relevant for students interested in EE, CE, CS, and BME, or music lovers

Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a realworld project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).
https://adue.engin.umich.edu/e100home/


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