ECTS credits
3 credits
Semester
Spring
Prerequisites
UE SHS
Learning objectives
* Understand the emergence of the Internet and the Web as a socio-historical construction.
* Understand the complexity of the issues raised by digital technologies in their ethical, social, political and legal dimensions, at the national and international levels.
* Identify the actors and the conflicts of norms associated with digital technologies.
* Know how to collect and analyze information with logic and method
* Understand the environmental issues associated with digital technologies
Description of the programme
This UE is deployed through a study project conducted through teamwork and chosen in consultation with the teaching team.
ETHICS :
* Research and analysis of the problems and issues raised by the technology
* Identification of the actors (companies, institutions, associations, groups...)
* Immersion in the work of the identified actors to understand their points of view, their actions and their effects
* Reflection/conclusion on the ethical issues highlighted
SOCIOLOGY :
General framing of the digital society, its genesis and its contemporary dynamics.
* Genesis of the Internet and the Web: mapping of actors, their values, and their ideals
* Study of the contemporary stakes of the Internet and the Web for democracy
* Illectronism and digital inequalities
LAW
* Regulation of digital actors: intellectual property, protection of privacy, regulation of contracts
* Legal regulation of issues related to digital content and flows
In addition, the teaching team provides keys to understanding the specific subjects dealt with by the student teams
Generic central skills and knowledge targeted in the discipline
* Formulate an ethical question associated with digital technologies.
* Identify the actors, their interests, their positions.
* Evaluate the societal, economic and legal impacts of digital technologies.
* Propose scenarios of regulation and conciliation of interests
* Position oneself as an actor (designer, user, citizen) in relation to the technical potentialities and societal impacts of digital technologies.
* Understand the main principles and rules of intellectual property
* Know the main principles and rules of privacy protection and fundamental freedoms
How knowledge is tested
100% continuous assessment: group work on a theme chosen in the ethics module
- submission of intermediate written work (reading notes, synthesis)
- oral defense
Bibliography
Dominique Boullier, Sociologie du numérique, Armand Colin / collection U, 2016.
Teaching team
- Edlira Nano
- Laetitia Piet
- Denis Roynard
Sustainable Development Goal
Reduced inequalities
Sustainable cities and communities
Responsible consumption and production
- Total hours of teaching42h
- Master class10h
- Directed work9h
- Practical work23h