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COBF 2252 Test 1 Directiоns: Pleаse chооse FIVE (5) questions. Your аnswers to the questions should hаve SIX (6) sentences or more for full credit. You may use your 4x6 index card with your handwriting on it on both sides throughout the test. 1 In his work The Language of New Media, Lev Manovich identifies five key principles of new media: numerical representation, modularity, automation, variability, and transcoding. Using Manovich’s framework, critically analyze how these principles manifest in a specific example of new media (e.g., social media platforms, video games, digital art, or virtual reality, etc.) To what extent do these principles redefine traditional notions of media, culture, and human interaction? 2 Reflect on two examples of marginalized voices from what we learned about the history of digital media so far. Some examples of those voices include Engineer Jerry Lawson, the ENIAC programmers, the Wrens at Bletchley Park, Countess Ada Lovelace, Dr. Alan Turing, etc. What were their contributions/significance to the field? What setbacks, if any, did they face? 3 Apply one of the four theoretical frameworks discussed by Nancy Baym to a technology of your choosing that you believe it best fits. Support your argument. 4 Jacquelyn Burkell’s article suggests that our online activities create lasting traces known as digital footprints, which contribute to the formation of digital shadows—data collected about us without our direct input. Drawing on her theory, how do these digital traces influence your understanding of privacy, identity, and the permanence of information in the digital realm? Use specific examples (e.g., social media data, algorithmic profiling, etc.) to explore the implications of living in a world where your past is constantly recorded, stored, and potentially exploited. 5 Describe Moore’s law and speculate if it is still relevant today. Provide two examples from class or readings and explain. 6 How did the early association of programming with "women’s work" and hardware engineering with "men’s work" influence the development of digital technology and computer science? What societal and cultural factors led to women’s initial prominence in programming, and how did shifting perceptions of the field change over time? Please refer to Janet Abbate’s reading from class. 7 What does one do a Turing test? What is the significance of a Turing test? 8 What are the major theoretical frameworks for understanding the link between technology and society at discussed by Nancy Baym? Which one does Baym prefer and why? 9 Explain how the Internet transfers data.
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