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Course Number: HSL581
Credit: 2.0
Course Objective:

This course will equip students with approaches to definitions of archive, archival methods, constitution of archives and dynamics of power in the production of the past. It will train students to read historical sources in ethnographic and literary ways. The methodological significance of the ‘... Read more

Course Number: HUL 354
Credit: 3.0
Course Objective:

The course begins by registering the increased presence of technology in contemporary art. We shall keep the experiences of both classical Greece and Classical India alive where art and technology were not clearly separated in the manner familiar to us. By positioning us between these two... Read more

Course Number: HSL678
Credit: 3.0
Course Objective:

· Introduce and study the culture and society of the largest film producing country in the world
· Understand and evaluate the cultural and social implications of evaluating the global reach of cinemas made in the Indian subcontinent within and outside India
· Investigate how cinemas... Read more

Course Number: HSL384
Credit: 3.0
Course Objective:

The emergence of digital means of communication and representation is transforming the way human beings assimilate and engage with knowledge. A similar radical moment was the emergence of print. The course will look at the history of print, authorship, the book distribution, copyright,... Read more

Course Number: HSP522
Credit: 2.0
Course Objective:

Students will attend talks in Cognitive Science

Course Number: HSP523
Credit: 2.0
Course Objective:

Students will attend lecture series in Cognitive Science

Course Number: HSD621
Credit: 6.0
Course Objective:

This is the first part of the MSc course project to be taken in the 3rd Semester of the Master’s program

Course Number: HSD622
Credit: 9.0
Course Objective:

This is the second part of the MSC project taken during the final semester

Course Number: HSL622
Credit: 4.0
Course Objective:

The course will provide an introduction to computational ideas in cognitive sciences which has overlapped between the study of natural and artificial intelligent systems. Moving from human cognition, the course will cover topics in machine cognition that will enable students to see a larger... Read more

Course Number: HSL844
Credit: 3.0
Course Objective:

On successful completion of this course, a student will be able to have an understanding of the research questions with respect to computational models of word and sentence meaning.

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