IN 410 - Digital Media and Culture Lab

Credits: 4
How have emergent media technologies affected politics, citizenship, the economy, and governance-and vice versa? Students examine evolving relationships between digital media and culture holistically from theoretical, practical, and evaluative standpoints. Students work with faculty to craft research and applied projects in contexts ranging from the local to the global, applying interdisciplinary perspectives from visual arts, journalism, communication studies, political economy, and cultural studies. Areas of exploration include neoliberalism, access, identity, serious gaming, social change, political engagement, and social justice.

Course Restrictions: Junior standing
Liberal Arts Perspective(s): Interdisciplinary
Foundations Requirement(s):