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Dec 26, 2024
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2020-2021 Interim Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Digital Studies Concentration
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Digital Studies
Chair(s):
Eric Simpson
Concentration Committee:
Mark Baechtel
Julia Bauder
Jeremy Chen
Matthew Kluber
David Neville
Mo Petzel
Mirzam Perez
Nick Phillips
Sarah Purcell
Samuel Rebelsky
Elizabeth (Liz) Rodrigues
The Digital Studies interdisciplinary concentration provides a framework for studying the digital practices and cultures that shape scholarly research, creative production, and increasingly large areas of everyday life. The concentration aims especially support thinking and activities that cross disciplinary boundaries, such as developing digital techniques for the creation of art or music, bringing critical theory to bear on digital cultures, or investigating the powers and limitations of algorithmic approaches to textual evidence. Digital Studies concentrators will engage with new research questions arising from digital cultures and methods, creatively employ digital tools and media, and develop the skills that constitute twenty-first century digital literacies.
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Concentration Requirements: 22 credits as follows:
Foundation Course - 4 credits chosen from the following:
Area Courses: 16 credits from these two areas:*
* Notes:
a. no more than 8 credits from any department
b. no more than 12 credits from any division
c. at least 8 credits from the 200-level or above, and
d. at least 4 credits from each of the two areas
Coding, Data, and Modeling
Digital Literatures, Cultures, and Creativity
Culminating Experiences: 2 to 4 credits
Normally consisting of either:
a. completion of a seminar offered to Digital Studies concentrators in their final year at the college
or
b. completion of an independent study course in fulfillment of the Digital Studies public presentation requirement
Public Presentation
A presentation in a class or colloquim, drawing on the Culminating Experience.
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