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ANTHRO 2286A/B

COMPUTERS, CULTURE, AND CONNECTIVITY

0.50 credits

A survey of the past and present of computation and its interconnections with society and culture. Topics will include: the origins of computation and industrialism, the intersections of race/class/gender and computers, militarism and computation, computational infrastructure, and emerging debates around artificial intelligence, blockchain, and more.

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Extra Information: Blended, 2 in-person lecture hours and 1 asynchronous online. Course Weight: 0.50

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