If we look at the world of today, we see computers in almost everything. (There are even microcomputers that are placed in peoples’ bloodstreams.) Computers have come to “assist” humans – and also other computers – in most thinking activities. In this way the whole modern economic world is woven together through knowledge technology. In Socio-Informatics we study this new world and develop the knowledge and skills to be able to function productively in such a context.
Type: Undergraduate Degree
Duration: 3 years Full-time
Compulsory Subjects
First Year Subjects:
- Information Skills
- Socio-Informatics
Second Year Subjects:
- Socio-Informatics
- Decision-making and Value Studies
- Economics
Third Year Subjects:
- Socio-Informatics
- Decision-making and Value Studies
Careers: Business Analyst, Project Manager, Internet Developer, Corporate Information Systems Architect.
Source: www.sun.ac.za