Digital Public Humanities Minor
Digital Public Humanities is the application of digital technology to the discovery, development, and dissemination of knowledge in the humanities. The public focus of digital humanities at Messiah University supports both the mission of the University to serve church and society as well as our specific desire that the humanities serve the common good. The Digital Public Humanities minor allows you to combine new media with the study and interpretation of the humanities in a range of public projects. In the digital public humanities, you will engage the terrain of faith and human culture as you produce, reflect on and shape ideas and experiences in the digital age.
(18 credits)
Complete the following for your minor:
Six credits from the following Digital Public Humanities courses:
Three credits from a designated upper-level DPH designated course.
See the Digital Public Humanities coordinator for complete list of DPH-designated courses.
Six credits from the following Digital Skills courses:
Students may select any of the following courses to fulfill these six credits, but are encouraged to choose one of the following chosen digital tracks
Digital Media and Design:
ART 236 | Graphic Design and Visual Culture: Seeing, Thinking, Making | 3 |
ART 237 | Typography and Visual Communications | 3 |
ART 312 | Digital Imaging | 3 |
ART 336 | Interactive Design | 3 |
ART 338 | Digital Illustration | 3 |
ART 352 | Digital Photography | 3 |
Computer and Information Science:
CIS 181 | Computer Programming I | 3 |
CIS 191 | Web Development: Client Side | 3 |
CIS 284 | Computer Programming II | 3 |
CIS 287 | Introduction to Game Design | 3 |
CIS 291 | Web Development: Server Side | 3 |
GIS 245 | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | 3 |
Film and Video:
Five credits of Humanities Projects distributed over at least two academic terms: