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Stream: Digital, Technological, Natural Worlds

AP/HUMA 2205 3.00 In Other Worlds: The Arts & Artists in Digital Environments

This interdisciplinary course critically examines digital environments including 3D, virtual and augmented realities as new forms of social literacy and new forums for the fine, performing and new media arts. Cross-Listing: AP/HUMA 2205 Course credit exclusion: FA/FACS 2920F 3.00 (prior to Fall 2011).

AP/HUMA 2210 6.00 Media, Culture & Technology

Combining historical and theoretical content, the course surveys the invention and evolution of media technologies from the invention of writing to the Internet. How technologies alter the social and cultural dynamics of a given period and the relationship between meaning and form will be among the key concerns.