
BS in Computer Science and Music
The BS in Computer Science and Music combined major (Khoury College and the College of Arts, Media and Design) is designed to give students a firm foundation in music and computing, exposing students to a wide range of musical repertoires, theoretical approaches, and research strategies. The program engages students in the study of how music works and the many contexts in which it is created and received. Students will also learn about the fundamentals of program design and software development.
This program is new for Fall 2024.
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Boston
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Chris Martens
Chris Martens is an associate professor at Khoury College, jointly appointed with the College of Arts, Media and Design. A recipient of the NSF Career Award in 2019, they research the design of elegant computational abstractions for interactive and generative software, especially creative applications such as generative art and games.
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