LORI's 2011 TEMPLE OF TRAINING-DOM
MONTANA TECH of the Universtiy of Montana
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(Archive from McMaster University, Winter 2009)
History and Philosophy of Computing
This course focus on the history and philosophy of computing and
communications technology. Topics include computers and culture, new
media ecologies, ethical and political implications of technology,
humanistic informatics, and 21st-century literacies.
Course Outline
Digital Rhetoric and Communication
An introduction to the history of rhetoric, the study of classical and electronic examples of oral discourse. Students analyze the persuasive technique of oral communication and deliver an expository speech with multimedia support.
Course Outline
The Digital Image
An introduction to the critique and creation of digital images.
Readings and assignments explore issues concerning the digital image
and graphic design for print media and for the Internet. Students will
be expected to exercise critical thinking, solve problems creatively,
and begin to develop an individual and imaginative voice in their
digital art work.
Course Outline
Archive from Fall 2008
Introduction to Multimedia for Humanities MM1A03
This course introduces you to the history, theory and design of digital media as it relates to arts and humanities. You will learn to use Internet research resources and will employ technological tools to create projects synthesizing image, sound, and words for Internet delivery. The course also deals with creative applications of technologies such as wikis, social media software, and other user-created content.
Go to this wiki.
Performance and Performativity CMST2G03/SOTA2G03
An introduction to the study of performative communication in verbal, physical, visual, and emotional textual modes. You will learn to analyse the relationship between cultural performances and their social effects and creative process within the scope of play and ritual, live and digital games, fashion, and interactive activist theatre.
Human-Computer Interface Design MM 3F03
Explores history and design of human-computer interface, focusing on the relationship between computers and people. Topics include drama and games, narrative, interface design usability and evaluation; interface and representation; and the politics of interface design.
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