This course requires the students to communicate orally, in writing, and by using a computer for word processing, using spreadsheets, and graphics. To provide students with an understanding of their physical and psychological well-being in the context of their social, aesthetic, political, and physical environment. Students recognize the benefits society has derived from using computers in many fields including business, industry, medicine, and law as well as future benefits. Students learn of the potential health hazards from either using computers or trying to digest the incredible amount of computer generated information, such as stress, fatigue, and cyberphobia. To develop in students an understanding of cultural and social diversity and unity.
Students examine how computers affect communication both locally and globally.
They discuss the effects of technology on groups and individuals. Reading Assignments refer to the lab manuals.