University of California, Los Angeles College of Letters and Science 72 courses
The Digital Humanities major is a designated capstone major. Students explore and refine their career goals, and create a public-facing portfolio based on previous projects, résumé, and cover letter to showcase their interests and support their career goals. Thorough documentation—in the form of project briefs, data critiques, project write-ups, and final websites—accompanies all research and learning. The public-facing portfolios are the culmination of this process and evidence the ability to use both quantitative and qualitative analysis methods while demonstrating cross-cultural awareness and literacy in the context of the digital, global world.
Preparation for the Major
Complete two courses as follows:
Preparation for the Major: Humanistic Inquiry
Select one course from:
Preparation for the Major: Data Networks
Select one course from:
The Major
Complete 10 courses as follows:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DGT HUM 101 | Introduction to Digital Humanities | 4 |
The Major: Digital Humanities Core
Select four upper-division courses from:
The Major: Humanities Core
Select two upper-division courses from:
The Major: Upper-Division Elective Courses
Complete two upper-division elective courses selected from Digital Humanities Core, Humanities Core, Interdisciplinary Networks, Computational Networks, Digital Humanities 195, or Digital Humanities 199. All courses must be a minimum of four units.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DGT HUM 195 | Community or Corporate Internships in Digital Humanities | 4 |
| DGT HUM 199 | Directed Research in Digital Humanities | 2 to 4 |
The Major: Upper-Division Elective Courses: Interdisciplinary Networks: Communication, Design, and Society
The Major: Upper-Division Elective Courses: Computational Networks: Information and Data Science
The Major: Capstone Seminar
Complete the following course:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DGT HUM 187 | Capstone Seminar in Digital Humanities | 4 |
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