CT 100: Dig Platforms

University of California, Santa Cruz

Explore media technologies by directly engaging digital platforms, transmission, and storage, as direct rather than indirect practices. Topics covered, through lenses of both theory and practice, include global circulation of media—emphasizing the contemporary digital image, relations between sound and mobile-technology media and the environment, and the technical infrastructure of digital interfaces and data visualization. Critiquing data collection, representation, and curation, student projects build a vocabulary for critical engagement with cultural production and conditions.

Average GPA: 3.74

Grade distribution records: 19 students across 1 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A+631.6%
A1157.9%
B15.3%
F15.3%

Based on 19 student grade records across 1 term and 1 professor.

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