DMC 198 - Information and Communication Technologies

This course introduces students to various forms of information and communication technologies, including print, radio, film, broadcast television, the internet, social media, streaming media, and mobile media. Students will gain understanding of the uses, affordances, and challenges of these various communication technologies. Students will examine the historical, conceptual, theoretical, and practical aspects of today’s global media environment. Though specific areas of focus will vary from year to year, students will engage topics such as content creation, conventions of specific platforms and media formats, propaganda, and emerging media technologies.

Credits 1

Notes
From time to time, departments design a new course to be offered either on a one-time basis or an experimental basis before deciding whether to make it a regular part of the curriculum. First offered Spring 2024.

Area
Humanities

Division
Arts and Humanities

Compass Attributes
Humanities