Course Description
Workshops are experiential, participatory courses exploring topics in information in which students work in groups.
Workshops are 6-week, 0.25 FCE elective courses that are normally taught twice in a term (INF1005H as the first offering and INF1006H as the second offering). Students cannot complete the same topic of INF1005H or INF1006H twice; they must take different topics for each course. Students may enroll in INF1005H and INF1006H in any term they are offered (that is, students can complete INF1005H and INF1006H in the same term or may take them in different terms). Students may complete both INF1005H and INF1006H to get 0.5 FCE (equivalent of one 12-week course) or take one workshop (either INF1005H or INF1006H) and count the 0.25 FCE credit as an EXTra to their total degree credits requirements.
Please consult the Academic Dates and Deadlines page for the add/drop deadlines.
Workshop Sections:
- Creating and Exploring Software Environments with JavaScript and Node.js, Winter 2024
- Queer Art and Archives, Winter 2024
- Artificial Intelligence Policy, Winter 2024
- Information and Contemplation, Winter 2024
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Museums and Archives, Winter 2024
- Objected-Oriented Thinking, Winter 2024
- Reading and Unreading Digital-born Creative Works: Critical Making of Contemporary Information, Winter 2023
- Systems Thinking, Systems Design, Winter 2023