Difference between revisions of "Mathematics/Functions and diagrams (Q886)"
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Revision as of 11:39, 11 July 2024
Reading and interpreting diagrams in various forms is a core skill for any sound engineer, to make sense of technical specifications. Moreover, most theoretical concepts in acoustics, electroacoustics and digital signal processing...
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| English | Mathematics/Functions and diagrams | Reading and interpreting diagrams in various forms is a core skill for any sound engineer, to make sense of technical specifications. Moreover, most theoretical concepts in acoustics, electroacoustics and digital signal processing... |
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functions, free and dependent variables (English)
can explain the information contained in a plot (English)
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two-dimensional plots of physical phenomena (English)
can read out specific datapoints in a plot (English)
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axis scaling and truncation (English)
can contextualize visual impression and produce correct read-outs when axes are scaled or truncated (English)
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linear and logarithmic scale (English)
can interpret trends and shapes (English)
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three-dimensional plots of physical phenomena (meshes and color plots) (English)
can explain the information contained in a plot; can read out specific datapoints in a plot; can interpret trends and shapes (English)
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polar plots (English)
can explain the information contained in a plot; can read out specific datapoints in a plot; can interpret trends and shapes (English)
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SQQ7 - 1.1.2
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