Lehrveranstaltung:IAM 2006:Privacy in the Digital age

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Studiengang	Interaktive Medien (IAM 2006)
Studienabschnitt	Vertiefungsphase
Modul	Wahlpflichtfach Informatik
Name	Privacy in the Digital age
Name (englisch)	Privacy in the Digital age
Kürzel	PDA4.WP
Voraussetzungen	Es müssen mindestens 80 Credits in den Studienabschnitten Grundlagen- und Orientierungsphase und Aufbauphase erworben worden sein.
Wird gehalten:	veraltet
Semester	IAM 7
Lehrformen	Seminaristischer Unterricht
Credits	5
SWS	4 (Lehre: 4, Teaching Points: 4)
Workload	Präsenzstudium: 60 h (durchschnittlich 4 h pro Woche) Eigenstudium: 90 h (durchschnittlich 6 h pro Woche)
Notengebung	Kommanote (1,0; 1,3; 1,7; 2,0, 2,3; 2,7; 3,0; 3,3; 3,7; 4,0; 5,0)
Gewichtung (Modulnote):	100 %
Verantwortliche(r)
Lehrende(r)	Belle Sarah Woodward
Homepage	http://www.hs-augsburg.de/hsa/fakultaet/informatik/studium/wahlpflichtveranstaltung/privacy/index.html

Anmerkungen

The course relies on some technical material, but is open and accessible to all students, especially those with interest in economics, engineering, political science, computer science, sociology, biology, law, government and philosophy.

Lernziele

The specific educational objectives are:

• Objective 1: Students will practice proper research methodologies.
• Objective 2: Students will produce independent research projects that will be documented as complete research papers.
• Objective 3: Students will become proficient in the understanding and discussion of information ethics and privacy issues from a European and US perspectives.
• Objective 4: Students will participate in local communities in order to develop research projects around information ethics and privacy.
• Objective 5: Establish research collaboration among students of the associated universities.

Inhalte

This course critically examines popular concepts of privacy and uses a rigorous analysis of technologies to understand the policy and ethical issues at play.

Case studies:

• database anonymity
• research ethics
• wiretapping
• surveillance
• and others

To support the stated objectives, the group will adhere to the following itinerary.

• Prior to trip, students will be required to attend several class sessions (nine contacthours). [Addresses Objective 3]
  • Approximately three class hours will be spent covering orientation information described in subsection 5 above.
  • The remaining six hours will cover the preliminary study and discussion of information technology ethics and privacy issues.
• Presentation of research methodology instruction will occur "just-in-time". The first topic will cover researching and writing a literature review. The subsequent assignment will cover narrowing the research topic and writing appropriate research questions along with an applicable literature review. [Addresses Objectives 1, 2]
• The next lesson will cover some types of qualitative research such as interviewing. Students will then be assigned to conduct interviews about the research topic with local Augsburg students and other subjects and document their results. Those results will inform the next topic. [Addresses Objectives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The next topic is the use of focus groups and an assignment to conduct focus groups and document the results. [Addresses Objectives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The next topic will cover survey instrument design. The outcomes of the interviews and focus groups will inform instrument design decisions. The surveys will be used to collect data from U.S. and European students, faculty, information technology personnel related to the students' research questions. [Addresses Objectives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The final topic will address the collection of data and presentation of results in a final research paper. [Addresses Objectives 1, 2, 3]

The educational objectives will be implemented through the instructional means described below.

• Objective 1: Students will practice proper research methodologies.
• Objective 2: Students will produce independent research projects that will be documented as complete research papers.Implementation of Objectives 1 and 2 will occur through items 3-7 in Section B above. Delivery of content will include textbook readings, instructor lectures, and actual practice of several steps in the research process through assignments.
• Objective 3: Students will become proficient in the understanding and discussion of information ethics and privacy issues from a European perspective.
• Objective 4: Students will participate in local communities in order to develop research projects around information ethics and privacy.Objectives 3 will be implemented through pre-trip readings and discussions described in B. 1) above. Once in Augsburg, students will conduct research and interact with local communities to further their understanding of ethics and privacy in Europe. Objective 4 is implemented through that interaction.

Prüfungen

Nummer	Prüfer	Zweitprüfer	Prüfung	Prüfungsart	Prüfungsdetails	Hilfsmittel
1930389	Belle Sarah Woodward		nicht mehr angeboten	Studienarbeit	siehe Dokument