[ilovecomputers]

The last Art course I took was a digital art course: http://digital.arts.uci.edu/arts12/

The impression I got was that not even the scholars knew what digital media was. However, I did acquire a large pool of information of what this grouping of similar people were up to. They were a great source of inspiration and if art is one thing, it's building upon the works of others and the humanities offers a larger pool for you to build upon.

However, when it comes to better understanding how people react to their environment, I turn to the social sciences for a more concrete explanation. My naive understanding of the humanities is that it's based upon assumptions and opinions, but I bet a wiser scholar can show me differently.

BTW, depending on where you go, a CS degree can be more of a liberal art education than a technical one.