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Results for "departments_tesim:"humanities computing""

Subject: Humanities Computing

  • Kallithea to Halos: the defense network of the north Othrys mountains

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    Spring 2010

    Chykerda, Christopher Myles

    This thesis presents an interdisciplinary examination of a series of towers existing between the sites of Kastro Kallithea and New Halos along the north ridge of Greece’s Othrys Mountains. The overarching goal is to utilize digital archaeological techniques such as GIS to refine the...

  • Small Worlds, Mathematics, and Humanities Computing

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    Fall 2014

    Chartier, Ryan E

    Primarily the conversation surrounding humanities computing has been mainly focused on defining the relationship between humanities computing and conventional humanities, while the relationship humanities computing has to computers, and by extension mathematics, has been mainly ignored. The subtle

    humanities: post-modernism, the romantic sublime and human experience. By drawing these parallels this thesis both provides a general overview of the ideas in mathematics relevant to humanities computing in order to assist digital humanists in correctly translating or interpreting the effects of computers on

  • Navigating the Jungle: An Investigation of Older Adults’ Quests for Governmental Information

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    Fall 2016

    Hoosein, Sophia A

    Government information interactions are inevitable at many points in our lives; life events and milestones often intersect with the need for governmental programs and services information that will help or facilitate the resulting life transitions. This qualitative research study takes a...

  • The Discourse of the Information Age

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    Spring 2010

    Keenan, Andrew

    This thesis examines the discourse of the information age and its influence on information literacy and social networking websites. The information age proposes that society has been dramatically changed by the recent advancements of information and information technology. The information age...

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