Audio Signal Processing

This course gives a foundation in current audio and speech technologies. It covers techniques for sound processing by processing and pattern recognition, acoustics, auditory perception, speech production and synthesis, and speech estimation. The course will explore applications of speech and audio processing in human-computer interfaces such as speech recognition, speaker identification, coding schemes (e.g. MP3), music analysis, noise reduction. Sutdents should have knowledge of Fourier analysis and signal processing.

Circuits and Brain Disorders

Current Topics in Language and Speech Processing

Genes to Society - Mind, Brain, Behabior

Genes to Society - Nervous Systems and Special Senses

Introduction to Neuro-Image Processing

Introduction to Rehabilitation Engineering

Learning, Estimation, and Control

Machine Learning for Signal Processing

Models of the Neuron

Neural Implants and Interfaces

Neuro Data Design I

Neuro Data Design II

Neurobiology

Neuroscience and Cognition I

Neuroscience and Cognition II

Principles of the Design of Biomedical Instrumentation

Structure and Function of the Auditory and Vestibular Systems

Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience