Lecture topics additionally include technical and aesthetic issues involved in combinations or these artistic media, and a critical survey of selected innovative multimedia works. During the second half of the course, students work jointly and individually, under faculty advisement, on creative or research projects involving combinations of image, movement and sound. During the summer of 1999 this course is being taught by Patrick Long, of the Syracuse University faculty, and by Greg Wilder of the ECMC staff. Experienced users wishing to pursue special topics or projects in computer music applications can register during any semester for directed independent study under the supervision of the director of the Center or of another Eastman or University of Rochester faculty member. The Eastman Ph.
D degree requires proficiency in two foreign languages.
D majors, however, is to substitute a programming or research project in some aspect of computer music resources, under the supervision of the director of the Center or of another faculty member, for the second language requirement.