In Fall 2017, 21 courses focusing on computational practices and digital cultures are open for cross-registration across The Graduate Center’s doctoral, master’s, and certificate programs. Topics covered in these courses range from theorizing digital humanities to computer programming to statistical analysis, and provide hands-on opportunities for GC students to develop their digital research skills. Check …
NEH Open Data Shortly after the Trump administration announced its budget, the GC Digital Fellows dove into the Open Data from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to see what we could learn about what has been funded and what sort of projects would no longer receive funding. With a hope to share the rapid forays …
The Manifold team is delighted to launch a public beta of its new publishing platform for interactive scholarly monographs: http://staging.manifoldapp.org/. Funded through the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Manifold is a collaboration between University of Minnesota Press, the GC Digital Scholarship Lab at the Graduate Center, CUNY, and Cast Iron Coding. We …
In Spring 2017, 19 courses focusing on computational practices and digital cultures are open for cross-registration across The Graduate Center’s doctoral, master’s, and certificate programs. Topics covered in these courses range from theorizing digital humanities to computer programming to statistical analysis, and provide hands-on opportunities for GC students to develop their digital research skills. Check …
This lecture is part of Distinguished Professor David Harvey’s Lecture Series “Marx and Capital: The Concept, The Book, The History” Lecture 1: Capital as Value in Motion. Presented September 12, 2016 at The Graduate Center, CUNY (City University of New York).
In Fall 2016, 16 courses focused on computational practices and digital cultures will be offered across The Graduate Center’s doctoral, master’s, and certificate programs. These courses cover topics ranging from theorizing digital humanities to computer programming to statistical analysis, and provide hands-on opportunities for GC students to develop their digital research skills. Check out the …
The Ph.D.–D.M.A. Program in Music of the Graduate Center, CUNY, with concentrations in musicology, theory, composition, ethnomusicology, and performance, is designed to train students in many fields and subfields of musical scholarship. For more information about the program, please visit the program page, and check out the GC Music Program Community Portal at gcmusic.commons.gc.cuny.edu/.
In Spring 2016, 27 computationally inflected courses will be offered across The Graduate Center’s doctoral, master’s, and certificate programs. Topics covered in these courses range from data visualization to natural language processing to statistical analysis and provide hands-on opportunities for GC students to develop their digital research skills. Check out the Computational Courses Across the …
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