DICE 3000 - Introduction to Digital Cultures

5 credit hours
This course is an introduction to the major. Students will become familiar with the critical vocabulary and interdisciplinary methods used to analyze how digital technologies intersect with and transform the human experience. Students learn about current topics (such as technological determinism, the digital divide, and participatory culture) and gain a foundational understanding of digital rhetoric, literary analysis, and cultural studies. Students also study key concepts related to digital spaces, technologies, and artifacts and construct their Digital Cultures e-portfolios. This course must be taken the first quarter of admission.

Registration Restriction(s): NCS students only
Terms Typically Offered: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter