Teaching and Learning in Wallenberg Hall:

"Models and Imaging
in Archaeological Computing"

C. Engel (ATS) & Prof. J. Rick
Department of Anthropological Sciences

• Course Proposal to Wallenberg Hall (SCIL) (pdf)
  
• Course Home Page
  
• Learning Goals and Activities
  
• Guiding Questions for Student Reflection

• Notes, Observations
  
• Examples from Student Projects
  
• Equipment Use

In Spring 2003 I collaborated with Professor John Rick, Department of Anthropological Sciences, to teach a class on Models and Imaging in Archaeological Computing.

The class took place in Wallenberg Hall, in an experimental classroom which provides a learning space equipped with a rich set of resources. It enabled us to give students the unique opportunity to collaboratively work on data and computing intensive archaeology research projects.

This is a repository of some of the material I was able to collect around the class. Many thanks to all who contributed. Claudia Engel, Stanford, July 2003

For more information email cengel@stanford.edu