Specifically, students will learn how to design and implement an academic Web suite, a Power Point lecture, a PowerPoint article review, and a multimedia project. The course will cover electronic publishing, electronic music, hardware and software considerations, and interface design. There is no prerequisite computer knowledge required for this course. This course is designed for both the novice and advanced computer user. The syllabus for the previous iteration of this course is available here .
Enrollment is limited to two students from each humanities discipline.
This course is an introduction to probabilistic and inductive inference. The topics, roughly in order, are Hume's theory of causal inference and generality. Mentalism, subjectivism, and behaviorism in theories of belief and inference. Some paradoxes about induction. Bayesian accounts of belief and induction.