Spring 2027
Applying Data Concepts through Rollercoasters, National Parks, and Board Games LO4Q/LO9 (Daiga 鈥� EDUC) new seminar
- Through an active learning environment, students will examine how statistical concepts and research methods exist and can be applied in contexts. Utilizing rollercoasters, national parks, and board games, we will critically examine the visual and numerical structure that exists while utilizing a variety of research methods to understand applied quantitative structures.
Fall 2027
From Pixels to Power-ups: Decoding the Artistic Dimensions of Video Games LO2/LO10 (Gimenez-Berger 鈥� ART) new seminar
- In this course, we will explore the significance of video games as dynamic artifacts. Through the lens of art history, we will dissect the visual allure, narrative complexities, and societal values embedded in these virtual landscapes, exploring their role as cultural products that both are shaped by, and reshape, our experience of the world.