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Det er et vilkår i dag, at informationsteknologi, organisationer og individers handlinger er nært forbundne, men det er ikke åbenlyst, endsige trivielt hvordan og på hvilke måder disse relationer udfolder sig og med hvilke konsekvenser. Derfor må vi bestræbe os på at undersøge og forstå de sammenhænge og dynamikker der opstår, vedligeholdes og forandres i informationsteknologiske infrastrukturer. Dette kursus introducerer begrebsapparater og forståelser til at undersøge og analysere disse dynamikker på en nuanceret og reflekteret vis.
Kursets formål er således at give kursusdeltagerne en række konceptuelle redskaber til at undersøge og analyserer de komplekse relationer og virkningsforhold, der udspiller sig i informationsteknologiske infrastrukturer samt at kunne forholde sig til disse på en velformidlet og reflekteret måde.
Kursets centrale temaer omhandler informationsteknologi i historisk perspektiv, studier af infrastrukturer, agens i aktør-netværksteoretisk, postfænomenologisk og posthumant perspektiv, designtilgange og -forskning omhandlende brugerinvolvering og bruger konstruktion, samt metodiske tilgange og diskussioner af etnografiske studier af og i netværk. Kurset forudsætter et grundigt kendskab til videnskabs- og teknologistudier (STS-feltet).
Undervisningsforløbet(
Kurset afholdes som 5 heldagsseminarer (kl. 9-16). Som forberedelse til hvert seminar vil der være ca. 150-200 siders litteratur. Det forventes at kursusdeltagerne bidrager aktivt til undervisningen i form af diskussion, gruppearbejde, oplæg, peer-reviewing mv.(Der vil i kursusforløbet desuden blive stillet obligatoriske skriveøvelser og være skriveværksteder. Det er en forudsætning for at gå til A-eksamen at disse besvares.
Grundfag i Informationsvidenskab
Supplering i IT-O
Supplering i Multimedier
VOS intro-lignende fagligheder
Indskrevet i ESST-uddannelse
Finn Olesen, Peter Danholt, Peter Lauritsen, Claus Bossen og Anders Albrechtslund
Forelæsninger, studenteroplæg, gruppearbejde, skriveøvelser, peer-review
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Cambell-Kelly, Martin & William Asprey (1996) Real Time - Reaping the Whirlwind', in Computer - A History of the Information Machine. (New York, BasicBooks): 157-180.
Edwards, Paul (1996) SAGE, in The Closed World - Computers and the Politics of Discourse in Cold War America. MIT Press: 75-112.
Pickering, Andy (2006) The Science of the Unknowable: Stafford Beer's Cybernetic Informatics. Working Paper, (Aarhus: STS Center)
S. L. Star and G. C. Bowker, How To Infrastructure, in L.A. Lievrouw and S.L. Livingston (eds), The Handbook of New Media, London: SAGE Publications, pp. 151-62, 2002.
Bowker, G. C. and S. L. Star (1999), "Classification and Large-Scale Infrastructures". I : Bowker, G. C. and S. L. Star (1999): Sorting Things Out. Classification and Its Consequences. Cambridge (Mass) & London: MIT Press, s33-50.
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Oudshoorn, N. and T. J. Pinch (2003). How Users Matter. The Co-Construction of Users and Technologies. (Cambridge, Mass. & London: MIT Press): 1-28
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Informationsvidenskab linje a og b: VOS og valgfag
Digital Design linje a og b: valgfag
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