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DGAH 110, Carleton College, Winter 2022
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Everyone should learn to code

January 20, 2022Kevin Leave a Comment

I believe that everyone should learn to code if they are able. Perhaps a better way of saying this is that I believe that there are very few cases where learning how to code wouldn’t be beneficial. In STEM fields,… Continue Reading →

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To Code Or Not To Code?

January 20, 2022Ali 1 Comment

I personally believe that it’s very important for humanities students to learn coding for various reasons including but not limited to improving their work in the digital world, which will benefit the DH community greatly. In fact, Kirschenbaum states “Computers… Continue Reading →

Week 3 coding experience

Why learning code SHOULD NOT be required.

January 18, 2022Alejandro 1 Comment

I want to begin by saying that the debate in question here is whether or not students who pursue a career in the humanities should be required to learn to code. I am in favor of humanities students learning how… Continue Reading →

Week 3 coding experience, Debate, Should not be required
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