Digital Technologies and Emerging Media
Through completion of a DTEM major, students will:
- Be able to critically assess and analyze digital technologies and emerging media from multiple media perspectives, including cultural, economic, historical, philosophical, political, legal, psychological and sociological.
- Learn practical applications of new media informed by theoretical understanding, and develop a reflective approach to their everyday mediated experiences.
- Consider the ethical and social justice dimensions of digital communication technologies at local and global scales.
- Evaluate and advance critical research in the digital context.
Ethics, Law and Policy Courses
- COMC 4340/ COMM 3103: Freedom of Expression
- COMC 3370/ COMM 3476: Ethical Issues in Media
- COMC 3330/ COMM 3110: Peace, Justice and the Media
- COMC 3350/ COMM 3112: Media Law
- COMC 3380/ COMM 3106: International Communication
- DTEM 4440: Privacy and Surveillance
- DTEM 4480/ COMM 4005: Digital Media and Public Responsibility
- FITV 4570/ COMM 4001: Films of Moral Struggle