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AUD 7321
Fall, 2005
M 9:00 - 11:45 am
Advanced Hearing Research Center, J.204
Course Objectives:
Students will learn the principles underlying soundfield acoustics and
calibration, earmold acoustics, speech perception in persons with
hearing impairment, and hearing aid fitting methods.
Course Requirements:
1) Prerequisites: 6304 (Adv. Clinical Audiology)
3) Evaluation Procedures:
a) Exams
You will maintain a log of your class participation (see last page)
which must be submitted at the final exam and include the
following:
Requirements for an A:
Demonstrate outstanding performance in the class, complete a
class presentation, and achieve at least B-performance (240
points) on the final and 900 total points in the class.
Requirements for a B:
Demonstrate above average performance in the class and
achieve at least C performance (210 points) on the final and 800
total points in the class.
6) Additional Information:
History of Amplification
I. Person *
II. Stimuli
III. Room
IV. System
V. Calibration *
I. Stimuli
II. Response/Instructions
III. Transducer *
IV. Procedure
V. Reliability of UCL
VI. Validity of UCL
I. Types of Aids
II. Basic Components
III. Options -Upfront Decisions
IV. Electroacoustic Characteristics *
Earmold Acoustics
I. Acoustic Impedance
II. Acoustic Resonance
III. Impact of varying Impedance and Resonance *
Date Score
Date Topic
Date Topic
___Compression
___Noise Reduction
___Feedback Management
___Datalogging
___FM Fitting
___Business Practices
___Ethics
___Directional Mics
___Bands vs Channels
___Binaural Fittings
___Analog vs Digital
___Acoustics of Earmolds
___Polar Plots
___Aural Rehabilitation