CSD 3710 OL1 (CRN: 60023)

Comm Sciences & Disorders: Introduction to Audiology

3 Credit Hours

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About CSD 3710 OL1

Survey of hearing and the nature and causes of hearing impairment. Includes an orientation to assessment procedures and rationales, hearing screening and counseling considerations. Prerequisites: CSD 2010, CSD 2210.

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Prereqs: CSD 2010; UG, PACE; majors: CSD Grad Students, CSD (Comm Sciences & Disorders) UG students; Asynchronous online; Permission required Please code as SLP/SLPA for the tuition variable

Section Description

This course introduces the student to the field of audiology, hearing disorders, and audiometric diagnostic procedures. Theoretical and practical information necessary to develop a working understanding of audiological assessment will be provided. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the acoustics of sound and its properties 2. Explain the function of the auditory system, including its individual components 3. Describe the use of an audiometer and standard behavioral and objective test procedures 4. Interpret audiometric data and formulate diagnoses 5. Describe a case history, summarize information in a report format, and make appropriate referrals 6. Identify various disorders of the auditory system

Section Expectation

This course is fully online and asynchronous with all materials housed in Brightspace. There is no required time that you are online to participate. However, daily presence in Brightspace is expected. This course is an introduction to an area that is generally new to students and, given the intensive four-week timeframe, it progresses very quickly. It is very important that students set aside the needed amount of time over the four-week period to be successful. Per University policy regarding work required for a three-credit hour course, students should expect to spend approximately three to four hours per day on this course given its intensive nature over the four-week period.

Evaluation

Teaching-Learning Methods You will obtain and demonstrate course knowledge through the following: • required readings • asynchronous viewing of video lectures • non-graded practice • graded assignments • clinical observation (recorded, online) • exams

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