0 or 3 credits
Fall 2025 Lecture Departmental CreditJEDIUpper Division
The intersection of technology, globalization, and society is at the core of this course. Students examine socio-cultural issues related to the development and use of technology across intercultural contexts, explore perspectives and principles behind global technology influences, and examine the complexities and ethical nuances of technology and innovation.
Learning Outcomes1Reflect on the perceptions of cultural norms, interactions, gender roles, societal ethics, and religions in order to examine their potential impact on industry and society.
2Evaluate digital media and socio-cultural information sources to predict their influence on individual and social interactions and perspectives.
3Conduct formal and informal reflections about oneself and others, manage one's emotions in situations of differences, and apply techniques to bridge cultural differences.
4Assess worldwide technology needs by examining global efforts, innovations, and issues that impact contemporary society.
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