The "Information Society" course explores the transformation of societies driven by the rapid expansion of information and communication technologies (ICT). It examines how these technologies reshape economic, political, cultural, and social structures by emphasizing the production, distribution, and consumption of information. The course covers key topics such as globalization, the digital economy, media influence, knowledge as a strategic resource, and the changing nature of work. Students will critically engage with the role of information in shaping modern life, understanding both the opportunities and challenges posed by an increasingly interconnected world.
Target Audience: 1st year common core/Human Sciences
At the end of this course, the student will be able to:
• Recognize the importance of information and its role in society
• Understand the concept of the information society
• comprehend the principles, characteristics and criteria of the information society