Digital Humanities Methods and Practices

MALS

75500

Digital Humanities Methods and Practices

This course provides a broad, applied introduction to the methods and practices involved in digital humanities scholarship and teaching. Background readings will orient students to the theoretical and methodological considerations involved in various DH-centered approaches, and each section of the course will include a hands-on introduction to tools and practices that enable such approaches to be used in digital humanities projects. Sample units include algorithmic approaches to text, network analysis, data visualization, TEI markup, geospatial inquiry and display, interactive pedagogy, open scholarship and peer-to-peer review, material analysis of digital objects, comparative approaches to archival texts, and new approaches to archival collections.

Fall, Spring

Graduate School Graduate

Yes

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