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ENG 613D

Introduction to Experimental Phonetics

Catalog2026-2027
Credits3 units
LevelGraduate
Standard

Overview

Description

Principles of linguistic phonetics: physiology of human speech production, acoustic analysis of speech sounds, experimental design, and fieldwork methods. Covers use of acoustic analysis software and ethics in human subjects research.

Units

Lecture3

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Offered: Every Fall - Odd Years

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fall

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Learning Outcomes

  • describe the roles played by the parts of the human vocal tract in the production of speech sounds.
  • characterize the principal acoustic properties of each category of speech sound.
  • make basic interpretations of spectrograms and waveforms.
  • design, run, and analyze the results of a speech-production experiment.
  • synthesize empirical and theoretical arguments from academic literature with their own work.
  • conduct basic quantitative analysis of the data collected for their term project.