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This concentration explores computing as a cultural phenomenon. It equips students to analyze technology's role in society and culture, to understand it historically, and to produce media artifacts.
Some faculty members whose research is related to this concentration include: Chris Csíkszentmihályi, Tarleton Gillespie, Steve Jackson, Phoebe Sengers, and Gili Vidan.
Career Paths
- Media scholars
- Media artists
- Critical makers
- Students of critical oriented design master's program (e.g. NYU, ITP, RCA Design Interactions)
DIGITAL CULTURE AND PRODUCTION COURSES
For the Media, Art, Design component: Any ARCH elective course or option studio at the 3000 level or higher that addresses Information Technology as a significant component can work for this portion. Students should visit the AAP section of the course roster to identify courses that fulfill the criteria.
Please reference the Cornell Class Roster for details on the courses below.
Note: This concentration can be completed by taking one course from A and B, plus an additional from either A or B.
A. Digital Culture and History (choose at least one)
- INFO 2921: Inventing an Information Society
- INFO 3200: Technology, Behavior, and Society (previously New Media and Society)
- INFO 3561: Computing Cultures
- INFO 4260: Computing on Earth: Extraction, Consumption, and the Material Ethics of Computing
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - U.S. Copyright Law
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Clockwork: Infrastructure, Work, and Time
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Law, Policy, and Politics of Cybersecurity
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Law, Policy, and Politics of Artificial Intelligence
- STS 3440: The Data Science & Society Lab
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STS 4040: Due Process Clinic
B. Media, Art, Design (choose at least one)
- INFO 2750: Robot Ethics
- INFO 3450: Human-Computer Interaction Design
- INFO 3660: History and Theory of Digital Art
- INFO 4152: Advanced Topics in Computer Game Design
- INFO 4240: Designing Technology for Social Impact
- INFO 4400: Qualitative User Research and Design Methods
- INFO 4420: Human Computer Interaction Studio
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Good Tech, Bad Tech
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Human Centered Design and Engaged Media
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Design Thinking, Media, and Community
- INFO 4940: Special Topics - Producing Culture About, With, and Through Tech
- ART 3705: Digital Media: Art in the Age of Networks
- ARTH 4151: Topics in Media Arts
- ARTH 4154: Feminism, Post-Feminism, and Cyberfeminism
- COML 3115: Video and New Media: Art, Theory, Politics
- HIST 2293: Digital History