Teaching
I teach at the Te Whare o ngā Pūkōrero PūoroSchool of Music of the Waipapa Taumata RauThe University of Auckland, AotearoaNew Zealand. I normally teach the following undergraduate and postgraduate courses:
MUS 130 : Introduction to Music Technology
MUS 210-258 : Algorithmic composition (Supercollider)
MUS 315 : Audiovisual compostion (Processing + Supercollider)
MUS 735: Music and AI
MUS 737: Music Technology Research
MUS 743: Research Methodology
MUS 759: Critical Theory and Music Technology
Supervision
I am currently open to supervise master and doctoral students on projects aligned with my research interests. Please get in touch if you are interested, I am happy to discuss potential projects.
PhD students (ongoing)
- Andrew McMillan (main supervisor) - An Autoethnographic Study Aimed at Researching, Designing, and Developing an Accessible Musical Interface
- I-Chieh Wei (main supervisor) - Automatic instrument arrangement of a musical composition based on music recommendation and generation
- Liam Pram (main supervisor) - Inhibiting or Innovating Musical Creativity? Ethical and Design Consideration of Musical Co-Composition with Artificial Intelligence
- Ning Lyu (main supervisor) - Change to Sustain: A Case of the Building and Development of Chinese Communities through Music in New Zealand
- Summer Le Ren (co-supervisor) - Establishing Coordinated Movement within a Healthy Technique on the Piano
PhD students (completed)
Tom Pierard (2023, co-supervisor) - Exploring an Identity Pedagogy for Digital Audio Workstations