Advanced Hearing Science

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The impact of hearing loss on social, vocational, and psychological well-being. Treatment This course is designed to provide beginning graduate students with an understanding of the options and measures of treatment outcome. Prereq: Not open to students with credit for 733. measurement of stimuli and responses commonly used in clinical and experimental hearing testing. Prereq: Grad standing; or permission of instructor, and approved petition to the 6735 Hearing Aids I G 3 Graduate School. Not open to students with credit for 6766 or 6858. The physical and electroacoustic characteristics of hearing aids, including electroacoustic 6860 Augmentative and Alternative Communication G 3analysis, acoustics of amplification systems, signal processing strategies, and devices used in specialized fittings. Prereq: 6705 (705). Not open to students with credit for 735. This course is designed to provide students with knowledge in the areas of augmentative communication/augmentative & alternative communication (AAC). The course will explore the 6739 Voice Disorders G 2 assessment and management of people requiring augmentative & alternative communication This course is designed to provide advanced studies of anatomy and physiology of the voice secondary to a variety of diagnoses. Prereq: 6725, Grad standing, or permission of instructor. production mechanism and clinical management of voice disorders for the students in the 6990 Capstone Experience in Speech-Language Pathology G 1 singing…