Introductory Topics in Computing for the Arts and Sciences

1 - 4 credits · Undergraduate credit

Course topics will vary. Introductory topics will focus on how human, social, and cultural values are built into software systems through programming, and how to use software development (including AI) to advance human goals. Example topics include computational science, computational expression (e.g., representation of digital media) and critical computing (e.g., algorithmic justice).