GEN 6110

Software, Hardware, Wetware: Cyberpunk Systems Theory

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course explores the ways we talk and think about how systems work, using nonfiction and science fiction to understand software, hardware, and wetware. A theoretical grounding in the tools used to analyze such systems from a humanistic perspective, including tools from cyber/data feminism, anti-orientalism, and queer theory, as well as practical experience in systems analysis. Students will produce soft/hard/wetware criticism of their own in addition to literary-critical argument. No coding experience required.

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Class #stanford-6110Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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