Courses Taught by Dr. Dalida Valeeva
Summer semester 2022
Lecture: Principles of oral communication (BA-KulT SK 4)
Requirements
Multiple choice exam
Content
- Semiotics
- Communication models
- Non-verbal communication
- Personality of voices
- Emotions in voices
- Phonation
- Articulation
- Phonology
- Intonation
- Hearing
- Human computer interfaces
- Machine learning
Literature
Sendlmeier, W. F., 2019. Sprechwirkungsforschung – Grundlagen und Anwendungen mündlicher Kommunikation.3rd revised edition. Logos Verlag: Berlin.
Seminar: Speaking styles – speaking practice (MA-SK 3b)
Seminar: Experimental phonetics (MA-SK 4b)
Seminar: Analysis, interpretation, and speech signals: experimental phonetics (MA-SK 4b)
Format: Practical introduction to the detailed analysis of verbal speech signals using oscillograms and spectrograms
Requirements Students are required to identify the linguistic content of an utterance based on visual signal representation(s) in oscillograms and sonograms: segmentation, transcription and brief explanation.
Seminar: Voice and personality (MA-SK 5b)
Winter semester 2022/23
Physiological and anatomical foundations of speech production and reception (BA-KulT SK 4)
Module: BA-KulT SK 4
Schedule: Wednesdays, 14-16 Uhr
Exam: Presentation + Quizzes
Content: This course focuses on the anatomy and physiology of our speech apparatus. During the first half of the course, students will be introduced to the anatomy and physiology of the head, throat, and upper body. They will then explore experimental phonetic methods to measure static and dynamic traits of our most important articulators. Students will work in groups to research a topic and present this to the class in the form of an oral presentation. Each class meeting will encompass two thematically related presentations. Groups are also required to prepare a survey/quiz based on the content of their presentation to be completed by the other course participants.
Methods of Transcribing (BA-KulT SK 6)
Principles of Speech Communication: Oral Communication (MA-SK 1, MA-DAFF 1, MA-MED 1)
Oral Communication - Speech Effects
Voice and Personality (MA-SK 5b/ MA-MED 7/4)
Summer semester 2022
Lecture: Principles of oral communication (BA-KulT SK 4)
Requirements
Multiple choice exam
Content
- Semiotics
- Communication models
- Non-verbal communication
- Personality of voices
- Emotions in voices
- Phonation
- Articulation
- Phonology
- Intonation
- Hearing
- Human computer interfaces
- Machine learning
Literature
Sendlmeier, W. F., 2019. Sprechwirkungsforschung – Grundlagen und Anwendungen mündlicher Kommunikation.3rd revised edition. Logos Verlag: Berlin.
Seminar: Speaking styles – speaking practice (MA-SK 3b)
Seminar: Experimental phonetics (MA-SK 4b)
Seminar: Analysis, interpretation, and speech signals: experimental phonetics (MA-SK 4b)
Format: Practical introduction to the detailed analysis of verbal speech signals using oscillograms and spectrograms
Requirements Students are required to identify the linguistic content of an utterance based on visual signal representation(s) in oscillograms and sonograms: segmentation, transcription and brief explanation.
Seminar: Voice and personality (MA-SK 5b)
Seminar: Physiological and anatomical foundations of speech production and reception (BA-KulT SK 4)
This course focuses on the anatomy and physiology of our speech apparatus. During the first half of the course, students will be introduced to the anatomy and physiology of the head, throat, and upper body. They will then explore experimental phonetic methods to measure static and dynamic traits of our most important articulators. Students will work in groups to research a topic and present this to the class in the form of an oral presentation. Each class meeting will encompass two thematically related presentations. Groups are also required to prepare a survey/quiz based on the content of their presentation to be completed by the other course participants.
Requirements for grading: Oral presentation + participation in the surveys
Seminar: Analysis and interpretation of speech signals: experimental phonetics (MA-SK 4b)
Format: Practical introduction to the detailed analysis of verbal speech signals using oscillograms and spectrograms
Requirements Students are required to identify the linguistic content of an utterance based on visual signal representation(s) in oscillograms and sonograms: segmentation, transcription and brief explanation.