University of California, Berkeley College of Letters and Science 8 courses
The digital and data revolutions have transformed our world. For students of the humanities, these revolutions have made new kinds of study possible. In our Summer Minor in the Digital Humanities, students explore questions about art and culture using digital tools. They learn how to design dynamic projects on digital platforms, using tools like text analysis, visualization, and data mapping. These cutting-edge techniques allow students to investigate subjects in the humanities in new and fascinating ways, and to develop work that is communicable and relevant in todayβs digital world. For more information, email summerdigitalhumanities@berkeley.edu. Declaring the Minor There are no prerequisites for the Digital Humanities minor. Students intending to pursue the minor degree can enroll in the required courses at any time. Students must submit a Completion of Minor in Digital Humanities form to declare the minor (see Summer Minor Requirements). VIEW PROGRAM WEBSITE
Upper Division: Theory
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| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DIGHUM 100 | Theory and Method in the Digital Humanities | 3 |
Upper Division: Practice
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| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DIGHUM 101 | Python Programming for Digital Humanities | 3 |
Upper Division: Electives
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