Design, Technology, & Society
Students in the Design, Technology, and Society Area investigate the interrelationship between information technology and social, political, and cultural processes and values.
This includes both the analysis of the larger consequences of informatics systems and the criticism, design, and re-design of systems to address public needs and problems. Research may involve design processes, human communication and interaction, the larger contexts of these systems (such as the legal, economic, cultural, educational, or other contexts) and the repercussions of any of these topics.
This program area supports students interested in pursuing informatics research from the intellectual traditions and methods of either the social sciences or the humanities, as well as the domains of community informatics and social informatics.
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Design, Technology and Society
Design, Technology and Society
Spatial Informatics
Design, Technology and Society
Design, Technology and Society
Spatial Informatics
Design, Technology and Society
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