The certificate program in Digital Humanities is designed for undergraduates who want to explore the intersection of humanities and STEM disciplines. DIGI classes are meant to combine the humanist skills of deep cultural, textual, and historic study with analytical methods and digital tools. Students will benefit from the application of subject-specific knowledge to collaborative, hands-on projects and classes.
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17 hours
To qualify for a DIGI certificate, students must complete seventeen credit hours in the DIGI rubric, including a capstone experience, usually a research-intensive digital humanities project of their own devising. This DIGI capstone experience may be a one-credit extension of a CURO, HONS, or senior thesis project, or, where those options are not available, the student may elect to take an independent study to complete the capstone. Students may take courses in any or all of DIGI's two core content areas—DIGI Issues and DIGI Praxis.
Choose a minimum of 1 course(s) from the following:
| DIGI 2000 | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for the Digital Humanities | 1 |
| DIGI 3100 | Cultural Institutions | 1 |
| DIGI 3300 | Issues in Information | 3 |
| DIGI 4000/6000 | Information Management and Scholarly Communication | 1 |
Choose 4 course(s) from the following:
| DIGI 2000 | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for the Digital Humanities | 1 |
| DIGI 3100 | Cultural Institutions | 1 |
| DIGI 3300 | Issues in Information | 3 |
| DIGI 4000/6000 | Information Management and Scholarly Communication | 1 |
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ENGL 3050H
Analytical Thinking
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Introduction to Poetry (Honors) | 3 |
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ENGL 3410
Analytical Thinking
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Literature and Media | 3 |
| ENGL 3600W | Advanced Composition | 3 |
| ENGL(LING) 4826 | Style: Language, Genre, Cognition | 3 |
| ENGL 4832W | Writing for the World Wide Web | 3 |
| ENGL 4837W/6837W | Digital Storytelling | 3 |
| ENGL 4840 | Internship in Literary Media | 1-3 |
| ENGL(LING) 4885 | Introduction to Humanities Computing | 3 |
| ENGL(LING) 4886 | Text and Corpus Analysis | 3 |
| ENGL 4890 | Topics in Criticism and Culture | 3 |
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HIST 3750
Analytical Thinking
Communication
Critical Thinking
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The History of Science Fiction | 3 |
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HIST 3775
Analytical Thinking
Communication
Critical Thinking
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Crime, Punishment, and Human Rights | 3 |
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HIST 4027/6027
Analytical Thinking
Communication
Critical Thinking
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American Museums, Parks, and Monuments | 3 |
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HIST 4067/6067
Analytical Thinking
Communication
Critical Thinking
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Technology in American Culture | 3 |
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HIST 4072/6072
Analytical Thinking
Communication
Critical Thinking
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The Civil War Period of American History | 3 |
| HIST 4990 | Senior Thesis in History | 3 |
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LING 2200
Analytical Thinking
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Python Programming for Language and Linguistics | 3 |
| LING(ENGL) 4080 | Language and Complex Systems | 3 |
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LING 4400/6400
Analytical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Quantitative Methods in Linguistics | 3 |
| LING 4530/6530 | A Finite-State Introduction to Computational Linguistics | 3 |
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LING 4570/6570
Analytical Thinking
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Natural Language Processing | 3 |
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PHIL 2500
Analytical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Symbolic Logic | 3 |
| PHIL 3210 | Feminist Philosophy | 3 |
| SPAN(DIGI) 4085 | Studies in Hispanic Digital Culture | 3 |
Choose a minimum of 1 credit hour(s) from the following:
The DIGI capstone experience may be a one-credit extension of a CURO, HONS, or senior thesis project, or, where those options are not available, the student may elect to take a three-credit independent study.