Current courses since WS 2010/11: Campus-Online-System of RWTH Aachen

NeuroPhonetics I and II: The Neurobiology of Speech Processing [In German]
Lecture for students of computer science, neuroscience, linguistics, phonetics, speech disorders
pdf's:

• articulation: speech organs, sound production (place and manner)
• phonetic transcription: prototypical transcription, transcription of sound samples
• suprasegmental phonetics: syllable, stress, intonation
• introduction to phonology: phonemes, features, phonological processes

Phonetics I:
Lecture for linguists, phoneticians and speech therapists
includes eLearning-modules (L2P)
pdf: 01_Einfuehrung

• articulatory phonetics; including: measuring techniques, articulatory models;
  articulatory characteristics of disordered speech (dysarthria, apraxia of speech)
  pdfs: 02_Artikulation1, 03_Artikulation2, 04_Artikulation3, 05_Artikulation4, 06_Artikulation5
• acoustic phonetics: formants, sonagrams, acoustic features of speech sounds,
  acoustic characteristics of disordered speech (dysarthria)
  pdfs: 07_Akustik1, 08_Akustik2, 09_Akustik3, 10_Akustik4, 11_Akustik5, 12_Akustik6

Phonetics II:
Lecture for linguists, phoneticians and speech therapists

• auditory phonetics: basics in psychophysics and psychoacoustics, speech perception
  auditory speech disorders: disorders of central and peripheral processing
• neurophonetics: the central nervous system (basics), the function of the CNS in speech,
  imaging techniques: fMRI, EEG, MEG
  neural models of speech production and speech perception

Hands-on training in Articulatory Phonetics (normal speech):
Seminar for phoneticians and speech therapists (masters level)

• Introduction to SpeechTrainer:
  production of vowels and consonants using articulatory parameters
  production of utterances using a segmental control concept (e.g. the oral-glottal timing of voiceless plosives)
• Introduction to Speak:
  articulatory-acoustic realtions: the articulatory and acoustic vowel space
  production of utterances using the gestural control concept: the articulatory-auditory-relations

Hands-on training in Acoustic Phonetics (normal and disordered speech):
Seminar for phoneticians and speech therapists (masters level)

• Introduction to PRAAT:
  quantitative analysis for vowels and consonants: formant patterns, noise
  quantitative analysis of temporal aspects: duration of sounds, syllables, utterances
  
• Introduction to PRAAT-scripting:
  Use of acoustic analysis procedures in dysarthric speech

Online-Literature:
Kröger BJ (2007): Articulatory and Acoustic Phonetics: A short Introduction [In German: Artikulatorische und Akustische Phonetik: Ein Kurzüberblick]
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