Schedule

Each week is comprised of up to five kinds of materials: readings, slides, activities, labs, and assignments. There’s a final project in this class. There are no exams.

Course content

• Readings (): You should read any assigned reading before we meet for class that week.

• Slides (): Slides will be posted after class each week.

• Activity (): Activities are small exercises meant to elaborate on material covered in lecture in a more hands-on format. There are 6 graded activities, and there will be numerous ungraded in-class activities as well.

• Lab (): Labs provide deeper, step-by-step instructions on specific methods or workflows in geospatial humanities.

• Assignment (): Assignments prompt self-guided engagement with course material.

Coursework submission pattern

In general, coursework and readings will follow a weekly submission pattern that resembles the following:

Typically, work will be assigned in class and due on the following week. This means you’ll usually have 8 days to complete an activity, lab, or assignment.

Detailed course outline

The front half of the term (pre-spring recess) is heavier with readings and labs, while the second half of the term reserves more space for final projects. Use the schedule to plan accordingly.

This outline is subject to change as the semester progresses:

Course bibliography

Readings for class, as well as content that appears in lectures, labs, and other assignments, are listed below.