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Code the future. Analyze the world.

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Type
Undergraduate, Minor
Courses
School and Department
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Math and Science

The minor in Coding and Data equips students with the foundational and applied skills to function effectively in our computationally and data-driven world: from understanding AI to computing for arts and humanities. The minor builds essential skills in programming, data analysis, and coding for the arts. It provides a grounding in coding and data literacy, complementing any major field of study.

To complete the minor, students take five courses in order to earn at least 15 credits:

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● MSCI-291C Make it Make Sense (with data)
● MSCI-207 Statistics for Creative Work

Applied Coding Menu (choose 1)
● MSCI-306 Creative Coding
● MSCI-308 Computing for Art/Humanities

Coding electives (choose additional 3)
● MSCI-306 Creative Coding
● MSCI-308 Computing for Art/Humanities
● MSCI-291C Make it Make Sense (with data)
● MSCI-491 Per$onal Finance
● MSCI-302 Statistics
● SS-350 Technology and Future of Work
● CDGD-410 Form and Code
● CDGD-414 Data Visualization
● DDA-258 Creative Coding II: AV
● DDA-364 Creative Coding III: WorldEngine

Minor Coordinator
Mark Rosin
mrosin@pratt.edu

 

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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Math and Science

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