The UCLA Digital Humanities Program provides learners with knowledge about the tools, methods, and theoretical issues central to this emerging field. Students in the DH program learn about a range of DH methodologies including text analysis, data mining and visualization, geospatial analysis, multi-media storytelling, and network analysis; they additionally receive the training necessary to apply these tools to research questions in the Humanities.
The Program offers a certificate for graduate students and a minor for undergraduates.
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HumtechHumanities Technology (HumTech) is the technology home for faculty, staff and students in the Humanities Division at UCLA. |
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UCLA Library Data Science Center (DSC)The DSC aims to support researchers throughout the full data life cycle and can help with more computationally intensive research. Send them a question or set up an appointment by topic or team specialist.Get help here.
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UCLA Library Subject SpecialistsWithin their specialized area of study, subject librarians are capable of providing assistance at all steps of research, and there are subject librarians available for a wide variety of disciplines.
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UCLA DataSquadManaged by the DSC, The UCLA DataSquad is a team of students who provide both short-term and long-term support for data-related projects.
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Office of Advanced Research Computing (OARC)The Office of Advanced Research Computing supports and enhances the university mission of education, research, and service through the development and execution of innovative and sustainable technology practices, programs, services, infrastructure, policies, and partnerships. |
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Campus Library Instructional Computing Commons (CLICC)CLICC offers technology and support for UCLA students, faculty, and staff--such as laptop/iPad lending, printing, study room reservations, projector loans, video kits, computer stations, and a wide variety of software. |
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