Teaching CoursesHistorical Document and Media Processing (EN)This course introduces historical document processing, focusing on concepts and methods that enable the transformation of digitised materials into structured and searchable data. Grounded in machine learning and document processing, it also covers data curation and copyright considerations.Foundations of digital humanities (EN)This course introduces the core concepts and methodologies of Digital Humanities, integrating both theoretical and practical perspectives. Students learn to work with large-scale cultural datasets, acquiring the tools and techniques required for their processing, analysis, and interpretation.Digital humanities (FR)This course explores how the Humanities are being transformed in the age of AI and big data. Each session focuses on the future of a specific discipline (history, philosophy, art history). Students develop a digital prototype (Vibe coding) to accelerate research and training in SHS.Digital urban history: Lausanne Time Machine I (FR)This course is part of a series of interdisciplinary and collaborative courses open to students from UNIL and EPFL. It focuses on urban history through the application of computational methods and the development of a digital project in group. Digital urban history: Lausanne Time Machine II (FR)This course is part of a series of interdisciplinary and collaborative courses open to students from UNIL and EPFL. It focuses on urban history through the application of computer methods and the development of a digital project.Urban digital twins (EN)This course explores urban digital twins through theory and hands-on modeling. Students build dynamic models integrating real-time, historical, and predictive data. A project on the EPFL campus using real data serves as the case study.
