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Coding | Digital humanities | Coding, response papers, tests (upload to Canvas unless the assignment says otherwise) | Postings | |
Unit: XML | ||||
Mon, 01-09 |
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Wed, 01-11 |
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None |
Fri, 01-13 |
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None |
Mon, 01-16 | No class (Dr. Martin Luther King birthday observance) | |||
Wed, 01-18 |
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Unit: Project organization (GitHub and markdown) | ||||
Fri, 01-20 Add/drop deadline |
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Unit: Relax NG | ||||
Mon, 01-23 |
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Wed, 01-25 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) |
Fri, 01-27 Extended drop deadline |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Mon, 01-30 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) |
Unit: Regular expressions | ||||
Wed, 02-01 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) |
Fri, 02-03 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Mon, 02-06 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) |
Unit: TEI | ||||
Wed, 02-08 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | |
Unit: Web technologies | ||||
Fri, 02-10 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Mon, 02-13 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) | |
Wed, 02-15 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) |
Fri, 02-17 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Mon, 02-20 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) | |
Unit: XPath | ||||
Wed, 02-22 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | |
Fri, 02-24 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) |
Mon, 02-27 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) | ||
Wed, 03-01 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) |
Fri, 03-03 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Mon, 03-06 Wed, 03-08 Fri, 03-10 |
No class (Spring recess) | |||
Mon, 03-13 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) | |
Unit: XSLT | ||||
Wed, 03-15 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | ||
Fri, 03-17 Monitored withdrawal deadline |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Mon, 03-20 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack)
Single topic: Read The hermeneutics of screwing aroundor In praise of pattern. These essays describe how research methods in a digital environment may differ from research methods elsewhere in humanities scholarship. In what ways are Steve’s arguments persuasive (or not)? |
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Wed, 03-22 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | ||
Fri, 03-24 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | ||
Mon, 03-27 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) | |
Wed, 03-29 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | |
Unit: SVG | ||||
Fri, 03-31 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | ||
Mon, 04-03 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) Single topic: Watch Hans Rosling’s The best stats you’ve ever seen and enter a thoughtful response on Slack. What does Rosling’s presentation suggest (persuasively or not) about what graphic visualization can contribute to making an argument? | |
Wed, 04-05 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | |
Fri, 04-07 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | |
Unit: Schematron | ||||
Mon, 04-10 |
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Weekly discussion posting (Slack) | ||
Wed, 04-12 |
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Weekly project update (GitHub) | |
Fri, 04-14 |
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Monthly project response (GitHub) | ||
Unit: Project sprint | ||||
Mon, 04-17 |
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The XML family of standards | None | Weekly discussion posting (Slack) |
Wed, 04-19 | None | Weekly project update (GitHub) | ||
Fri, 04-21 Last class meeting |
None | Monthly project response Feel free to respond to one of today’s presentations | ||
Fri, 04-28, 11:59 p.m. |
Projects due |