GEC Coordinator: Barry Lawson

This concentration allows students to explore the breadth of digital and computational studies. Students can engage in work regarding algorithmic thinking and programming, in data analysis and visualization, in interrogating values and assumptions in the digitized world, and in the development and expression of ideas in inclusive and equitable digital and computational spaces.

Complete any four courses in digital and computational studies and/or courses designated with the C093 GEC attribute, subject to the following constraints.

One independent study, pre-approved by the coordinator, may be applied toward the concentration. One non-Bates credit, pre-approved by the coordinator, may be applied toward the concentration. Students may include one Short Term course as one of the required four courses.

Active course offerings include:

Course List (Per Attribute)

Code	Title
NRSC 252	Philosophy of Cognitive Science
PHIL 210	Philosophy of Cognitive Science