Exploring Computational Journalism (COMM 281/CS 206) questionnaire

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Please note that not all students who register are guaranteed placement in the course. Instructors will review responses to this questionnaire and select a balanced mix of students to stay within a capacity limit of 28. We form interdisciplinary project teams, typically with no more than 5 people per team.

In order to be considered for this course, this form must be completed by 6 p.m. on Friday Dec. 8th.

Name *

Stanford email address *

Major *

In this course, students will research and discuss the field of computational journalism and work on projects in areas such as finding new ways to discover and tell stories; helping journalists know more about their audience and build trust; understanding the media ecosystem; and assessing media impact. Which of these areas would you be most interested in exploring? Why? *

Can you describe previous experiences you've had in journalism and/or CS that have led you to be interested in computational journalism? *

Please note any technical experience you may have in building websites, data visualizations or graphics. NOTE: This is *not* a course requirement but we like to get a sense of how many students have prior experience in these areas.
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Is there anything else you would like us to know about why you would like to take the class?

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