This course provides a deep hands-on sociotechnical dive into technology including electronics, software, and networks culminating in a holistic understanding of networked information systems. The course also explores the methodological landscape of networked information systems including theoretical assumptions, research methods, and research techniques. Throughout, students will be introduced to, and make active use of, skillsets, frameworks, and standards employed by a wide range of information professionals in selecting, co-designing, appropriating, and innovating-in-use networked information systems.
Undergraduate Credit: 4 hours
Graduate Credit: 4 hours
Note: Formerly IS 451. Additional fees may apply. See Class Schedule.
Course Department: Information Sciences
Updated: April 4, 2026