BSc in Music Technology - Electrical and Computer Engineering (Signal Processing) in Atlanta United States | Georgia Institute of Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Music Technology program equips students with core musical skills and audio tech expertise. Learners explore innovative ways to compose music using technology, invent tools for musical creation, and perform scientific studies on human and machine interactions with music. Project work covers diverse fields including robotic music performance, music data analysis, neurological music studies, and computational approaches to music theory. Those pursuing this degree should meet with the academic advisor to select a specialization or supplementary minor.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering concentration enables students to master advanced audio engineering and signal processing techniques for music applications. Signal manipulation - both analog and digital - forms a fundamental aspect of music technology, connecting to disciplines like music data analysis, audio effects processing, and sound generation. Participants complete required courses in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department as part of their curriculum breadth requirements.