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Program checklist · Undergraduate Certificate

Undergraduate Certificate in Documentary Studies

Duke University · Durham, NC

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
Undergraduate Certificate
Credential class
ceterms:Certificate
Catalog edition
1223
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
198419
CourseShelf checklist
CK_198419_334526b4_1
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Certificate Requirements

165 items
  1. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  2. As published: “DOCST 115S: Introduction to Black & White Photography”
  3. As published: “DOCST 119S: Introduction to Digital Photography”
  4. As published: “DOCST 202S: Children and the Experience of Illness”
  5. As published: “DOCST 206S: Medicine and the Vision of Documentary Photography”
  6. As published: “DOCST 209S: Digital Documentary Photography: Education, Childhood, and Growth”
  7. As published: “DOCST 215S: Documentary Photography and the Southern Cultural Landscape”
  8. As published: “DOCST 224S: Children’s Self Expression: Literacy Through Photography”
  9. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  10. As published: “DOCST 230S: Small Town USA: Local Collaborations”
  11. As published: “DOCST 236S: Color Photography: Fieldwork and Digital Color”
  12. As published: “DOCST 245S: Photography in Context”
  13. As published: “DOCST 250S: The Photobook: Theory & Practice”
  14. As published: “DOCST 318S: Photo Workshop”
  15. As published: “DOCST 354S: Web Design and Narrative: Artists, Documentarians, Art Historians, and Entrepreneurs”
  16. As published: “DOCST 361S: Photographic Memory: Photo Albums, Photobooks, & Zines”
  17. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  18. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Documentary Studies”
  19. As published: “DOCST 110S: Introduction to Oral History”
  20. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  21. As published: “DOCST 245S: Photography in Context”
  22. As published: “DOCST 276S: Writing American Politics”
  23. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  24. As published: “DOCST 320S: Documenting Black Power: Writing the History of the African American Freedom Struggle”
  25. As published: “DOCST 327S: Pilgrimage”
  26. As published: “DOCST 344S: Our Culinary Cultures”
  27. As published: “DOCST 350S: Documenting Black Experiences”
  28. As published: “DOCST 356S: Magazine Journalism”
  29. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  30. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  31. As published: “DOCST 105S: The Documentary Experience: A Video Approach”
  32. As published: “DOCST 264: Introduction to Film Studies”
  33. As published: “DOCST 270: Contemporary Documentary Films: Filmmakers and the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival”
  34. As published: “DOCST 271S: Public Policy Video”
  35. As published: “DOCST 274: The Middle East Through Film”
  36. As published: “DOCST 278S: Producing Docu- Fiction”
  37. As published: “DOCST 281S: Cinematography”
  38. As published: “DOCST 288S: Editing for Film and Video”
  39. As published: “DOCST 316S: Activating the Archive: Archival Research as Documentary Practice”
  40. As published: “DOCST 329S: Historical Documentary Production”
  41. As published: “DOCST 357S: 16MM Film Production”
  42. As published: “DOCST 369S: Advanced Multimedia Production”
  43. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  44. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  45. As published: “DOCT 110S: Introduction to Oral History”
  46. As published: “DOCST 135S: Introduction to Audio Documentary”
  47. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  48. As published: “DOCST 310S: The Short Audio Documentary”
  49. As published: “DOCST 317S: Veterans Oral History Project”
  50. As published: “DOCST 364S: The Art of the Interview: Questions and Answers as a Tool of Journalistic Inquiry”
  51. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  52. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  53. As published: “DOCST 202S: Children and the Experience of Illness”
  54. As published: “DOCST 209S: Digital Documentary Photography: Education, Childhood, and Growth”
  55. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  56. As published: “DOCST 271S: Public Policy Video”
  57. As published: “DOCST 272S: Documentary and Policy: How Documentary Influences Policy”
  58. As published: “DOCST 274: The Middle East Through Film”
  59. As published: “DOCST 276S: Writing American Politics”
  60. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  61. As published: “DOCST 310S: Short Audio Documentary”
  62. As published: “DOCST 317S: Veterans Oral History Project”
  63. As published: “DOCST 321S: Refugee Lives: Violence, Culture, and Identity”
  64. As published: “DOCST 326: The South in Black and White”
  65. As published: “DOCST 329S: Historical Documentary Production”
  66. As published: “DOCST 332S: Farmworkers in NC: Roots of Poverty, Roots of Change”
  67. As published: “DOCST 335S: Who Cares and Why: Social Activism and Its Motivations”
  68. As published: “DOCST 341S: Politics of Food: Land, Labor, Health, and Economics”
  69. As published: “DOCST 350S: Documentary Black Experiences”
  70. As published: “DOCST 362S: Activism, Women, and Danger: Documenting Race, Gender and Activism in the American South”
  71. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  72. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  73. As published: “DOCST 209S: Digital Documentary Photography: Education, Childhood, and Growth”
  74. As published: “DOCST 202S: Children and the Experience of Illness”
  75. As published: “DOCST 224S: Children’s Self Expression: Literacy Through Photography”
  76. As published: “DOCST 326: The South in Black and White”
  77. As published: “DOCST 329S: Historical Documentary Production”
  78. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  79. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  80. As published: “DOCST 209S: Digital Documentary Photography: Education, Childhood, and Growth”
  81. As published: “DOCST 110S: Introduction to Oral History”
  82. As published: “DOCST 215S: Documentary Photography and the Southern Cultural Landscape”
  83. As published: “DOCST 224S: Children’s Self Expression: Literacy Through Photography”
  84. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  85. As published: “DOCST 271S: Public Policy Video”
  86. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  87. As published: “DOCST 317S: Veterans Oral History Project”
  88. As published: “DOCST 320S: Documenting Black Power: Writing the History of the African American Freedom Struggle”
  89. As published: “DOCST 326: The South in Black and White”
  90. As published: “DOCST 332S: Farmworkers in North Carolina”
  91. As published: “DOCST 350S: Documenting Black Experiences”
  92. As published: “DOCST 362S: Activism, Women, and Danger: Documenting Race, Gender and Activism in the American South”
  93. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  94. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  95. As published: “DOCST 215: Documentary Photography and the Southern Cultural Landscape”
  96. As published: “DOCST 230S: Small Town USA: Local Collaborations”
  97. As published: “DOCST 320S: Documenting Black Power: Writing the History of the African American Freedom Struggle”
  98. As published: “DOCST 326: The South in Black and White”
  99. As published: “DOCST 332S: Farmworkers in North Carolina: Roots of Poverty, Roots of Change”
  100. As published: “DOCST 341S: Politics of Food: Land, Labor, Health, and Economics”
  101. As published: “DOCST 344S: Our Culinary Cultures”
  102. As published: “DOCST 365S: The Documentary Turn: Southern Culture”
  103. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  104. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  105. As published: “DOCST 115S: Introduction to Black & White Photography”
  106. As published: “DOCST 119S: Introduction to Digital Photography”
  107. As published: “DOCST 135S: Introduction to Audio Documentary”
  108. As published: “DOCST 230S: Small Town USA: Local Collaborations”
  109. As published: “DOCST 295S: Arts Entrepreneurship”
  110. As published: “DOCST 344S: Our Culinary Cultures”
  111. As published: “DOCST 354S: Web Design and Narrative: Artists, Documentarians, Art Historians, and Entrepreneurs”
  112. As published: “DOCST 360S: Multimedia Documentary”
  113. As published: “DOCST 364S: The Art of the Interview: Questions and Answers as a Tool of Journalistic Inquiry”
  114. As published: “DOCST 369S: Advanced Multimedia Production”
  115. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  116. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  117. As published: “DOCST 110S: Introduction to Oral History”
  118. As published: “DOCST 135S: Introduction to Audio Documentary”
  119. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  120. As published: “DOCST 272S: Documentary and Policy: How Documentary Influences Policy”
  121. As published: “DOCST 276S: Writing American Politics”
  122. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  123. As published: “DOCST 320S: Documenting Black Power: Writing the History of the African American Freedom Struggle”
  124. As published: “DOCST 332S: Farmworkers in North Carolina: Roots of Poverty, Roots of Change”
  125. As published: “DOCST 341S: Politics of Food: Land, Labor, Health, and Economics”
  126. As published: “DOCST 362S: Activism, Women, and Danger: Documenting Race, Gender and Activism in the American South”
  127. As published: “DOCST 364S: The Art of the Interview: Questions and Answers as a Tool of Journalistic Inquiry”
  128. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  129. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  130. As published: “DOCST 110S: Introduction to Oral History”
  131. As published: “DOCST 135S: Introduction to Audio Documentary”
  132. As published: “DOCST 202S: Children and the Experience of Illness”
  133. As published: “DOCST 206S: Medicine and the Vision of Documentary Photography”
  134. As published: “DOCST 209S: Digital Documentary Photography: Education, Childhood, and Growth”
  135. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  136. As published: “DOCST 272S: Documentary and Policy: How Documentary Influences Policy”
  137. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  138. As published: “DOCST 317S: Veterans Oral History Project”
  139. As published: “DOCST 320S: Documenting Black Power: Writing the History of the African American Freedom Struggle”
  140. As published: “DOCST 332S: Farmworkers in North Carolina: Roots of Poverty, Roots of Change”
  141. As published: “DOCST 341S: Politics of Food: Land, Labor, Health, and Economics”
  142. As published: “DOCST 362S: Activism, Women, and Danger: Documenting Race, Gender and Activism in the American South”
  143. As published: “DOCST 364S: The Art of the Interview: Questions and Answers as a Tool of Journalistic Inquiry”
  144. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
  145. As published: “DOCST 101: Traditions in Doc Studies”
  146. As published: “DOCST 110S: Introduction to Oral History”
  147. As published: “DOCST 135S: Introduction to Audio Documentary”
  148. As published: “DOCST 209S: Digital Documentary Photography: Education, Childhood, and Growth”
  149. As published: “DOCST 215S: Documentary Photography and the Southern Cultural Landscape”
  150. As published: “DOCST 227S: Sociology Through Photography”
  151. As published: “DOCST 236S: Color Photography: Fieldwork and Digital Color”
  152. As published: “DOCST 245S: Photography in Context”
  153. As published: “DOCST 250S: The Photobook: Theory & Practice”
  154. As published: “DOCST 272S: Documentary and Policy: How Documentary Influences Policy”
  155. As published: “DOCST 279S: Docu-Poetry: Real Life Truths Outside and Inside the Poetic Narrative”
  156. As published: “DOCST 317S: Veterans Oral History Project”
  157. As published: “DOCST 318S: Photo Workshop”
  158. As published: “DOCST 341S: Politics of Food: Land, Labor, Health, and Economics”
  159. As published: “DOCST 354S: Web Design and Narrative: Artists, Documentarians, Art Historians, and Entrepreneurs”
  160. As published: “DOCST 362S: Activism, Women, and Danger: Documenting Race, Gender and Activism in the American South”
  161. As published: “DOCST 364S: The Art of the Interview: Questions and Answers as a Tool of Journalistic Inquiry”
  162. As published: “DOCST 480S: Capstone Seminar”
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