Fall 2026
101 – Introduction to Digital Humanities
DIGITAL HUMANITIES
120 – Social Media Data Analytics
SOC MEDIA DATA ANAL
121 – Race, Gender, and Data
(Same as Community Engagement and Social Change M121.) Seminar, three hours. Requisite: course 101. Data plays a crucial role in political representation, governmental resource allocation, and policy decisions. Investigation of how data does or does not ascribe a quantitative value to a human life by employing a community-engaged emphasis to study how emerging digital models […]
150-1 – Advanced Topics in Digital Humanities: Digital Musicology Methods and Resources
Seminar, three hours. Requisite: course 101. Exploration of diverse ways in which computational tools, digital resources, and artificial intelligence are reshaping music research and practice. Examination of key methodologies from digitization and reconstruction of historical sounds to optical music recognition and computational analysis. Students produce and present digital musicology research project. Students select topic of […]
160 – Introduction to Critical Cartography and Theories of Mapping
Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 101. Introduction to critical cartography and theories of mapping. Introduction to field of critical cartography and how mapping can be both a tool and a representation of power. Study of how maps are as much an erasure of places and peoples as they are representations of them. By understanding the […]
260 – Introduction to Critical Cartography and Theories of Mapping
Lecture, three hours. Introduction to critical cartography and theories of mapping. Introduction to field of critical cartography and how mapping can be both a tool and a representation of power. Study of how maps are as much an erasure of places and peoples as they are representations of them. By understanding the history and development […]
596 – Directed Individual Study or Research
DIRECTED INDIV STDY