Center for Digital Scholarship

Electives in Digital Humanities

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Electives in Digital Humanities

Note: This list of courses that count toward the electives for the certificate is a work in progress. Faculty: contact us if you teach a course that you think should be included here. Students: Let us know if you believe a course you’ve taken should be listed, or should be included in your Certificate program. 

Spring 2025

  • HMAN 2402C: Reading the Large Language Models: Artificial Intelligence, Language, and Literary Art (John Cayley and Ellie Pavlick)
  • HIST 1970G: Captive Voices: Atlantic Slavery in the Digital Age (Linford Fisher)
  • CLPS 1580C Visualizing Information (Leslie Welch)
  • SOC 2961M Computational Methods for Social Scientists (Han Zhang)
  • AFRI 1098 Black Digital Humanities: Black Technocultures (Kristen Reynolds)

Fall 2025

  • HMAN 1300A Decolonizing Data: Approaches from Caribbean Digital Humanities and Beyond (Tarika Sankar)
  • HMAN 1977G – Archival Activism and Digital Worlds (Katherine Mason)
  • DATA 1030 – Hands-on Data Science (Andras Zsom)
  • DSIO 2100 – Basic AI & Policy Ethics (online course)
  • LING 1771 – Introduction to Corpus Linguistics (Uriel Cohen Priva)

Fall 2024

  • AFRI-1099 Alternative Technofutures: Black Speculative Visioning for a Better Tomorrow (Kristen Reynolds)
  • MUSC 2210: Digital Performance (Todd Winkler)
  • ANTH 1201: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis (Parker VanValkenburgh)
  • CSCI 1460 Computational Linguistics (Ellie Pavlick)
  • AFRI-1099 Alternative Technofutures: Black Speculative Visioning for a Better Tomorrow (Kristen Reynolds)

Spring 2024

  • AMST 1906V: Virtual Bodies: Play, Power, Performance (Kiri Miller)
  • SOC 2070 Text as Data for Social Science Research (Tiziano Rotesi)
  • AFRI 1490 Technologies of Recovery: Race, Power & the Black Digital Humanities (Kim Gallon)
  • DATA 1450 Text Analytics (Shekhar Pradhan)
  • ECON 1680 Machine Learning, Text Analysis, and Economics (Amy Handlan)
  • ITAL 1401: Simulation: A (Curious) History of Virtual Reality (Massimo Riva)

Fall 2023

  • SOC 1340: Principles and Methods of Geographic Information Systems (Kevin Mwenda)
  • STS 1700T: Race, Gender, and Technology in Everyday Life (X. Chacko)
  • CSCI 1951C: Designing Humanity Centered Technology (Ian Gonsher)

Spring 2023

  • SOC 2961B: Applications in Geographic Information Systems
  • MCM 1204K: From Analog to Analogue: Digitality and Ephemerality in Audiovisual Archives
  • AMST 1906V: Virtual Bodies: Play, Power, Performance

Fall 2022

  • SOC 1340: Principles and Methods of Geographic Information Systems
  • MUSC 2210: Digital Performance (Todd Winkler)

Spring 2022

  • AMST 1700Q: Latinx Digital Humanities (Kevin Escudero)
  • ANTH 2202: Advanced GIS and Spatial Analysis (Parker VanValkenburgh) 

Fall 2021

  • 1010H: Advanced Digital/Cross-Disciplinary Language Arts (John Cayley) 
  • SOC 2961M: Computational Methods for Social Scientists (Rachel Wetts)

Spring 2021

  • LITR 1010D: Advanced Digital Language Arts (John Cayley)
  • ANTH 1201: Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis (Parker VanValkenburgh)