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Catalog Description
Examine the fundamentals of managing, describing, organizing, preserving, and providing access to data and information in a wide range of technological forms. Offered on the letter-grade basis only. This course and the Cultural Heritage Informatics degree track are expected to launch Spring 2023.
Instructor Description
In this class, students will first learn some fundamentals of cultural heritage informatics and be introduced to the major kinds of institutions in this space: galleries, libraries, archives, and museums. Students will also see case studies of how fundamental concepts like access or metadata get used in contemporary examples.
Informatics majors will have top registration priority through the early periods of registration. Informatics minors are encouraged to join the waitlist, which will begin promoting students on December 12 if seats remain available. All other students will need to complete this Registration Support Questionnaire in order to request a seat in any of our classes.