Andy Hunt Electronics Department, University of York, UK	Andy is a Senior Teaching Fellow in Music Technology in the Electronics Department at the University of York, UK. He researches into Sonification and Human-Computer Interaction for Audio and Music. He teaches interface design and programming, especially for audio and iOS devices, and the development and operation of music technology and audio-visual interaction.
Contact Email (preferred): andy.hunt AT york.ac.uk   Phone/Voicemail (+44)(0)1904 322375 Postal Address: Electronics Department, University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, U.K. Twitter  Google+  Skype: andy_hunt Quick Links Google: Search, Images, Scholar, Books, Maps, Groups, G+, Sites, Docs, Calendar, Mail, GQs Top Sites: Amazon, YouTube, BBC Weather, Ebay, Noise, Live York only: Elec_Internal, Staff, Directory, Evision, Rooms, Pure, VLE, Uni_Mail		The Sonification Handbook (Ed. Hermann, Hunt, Neuhoff) The first port of call for Auditory Display research, theory and teaching. Available free on-line from: http://sonification.de/handbook/ or paper copy from publishers.
Study Skills & Time Management Study Kit -a one-stop Help Site for student study skills and academic survival. Andy's book on Time Management and Study Skills. Time Management external links. Disability Support or contact me for help.		Research Research Overview Interactive Sonification Mobile Musical Instruments Current Research Projects
Teaching Andy teaches a variety of courses from computer programming to mobile devices, but with a specialism of audio-related technology and its history, design and development. Y1 Introduction to Electronic Systems Y1 Music Technology Preparation Lectures Y1 Maths for Music Technology Y1 Music Technology: Creation and Perception Y1 Music Technology in Action Y2 Audio for Visual Media Y3 Interfaces for Audio Interaction Y4 Advanced Music Technology Systems PG Pervasive Computing		Books & Publications Your Research Project - How to manage it A student's guide to projects, planning, time management and organisation. Available from Amazon, with sample chapters here: Overview, Contents, Ch1 (Managing Yourself), Ch2 (Managing Time). Or view extract on GoogleBooks. Digital Sound Processing for Music & Multimedia An overview of sound, signals, computer programming and interaction in music and media technology. Published in 1999, but still giving a useful overview of the topic (in-depth descriptions without too much maths). Available from Amazon or click here for a sample on GoogleBooks. Academic Publications