This video is for the course IS401 Introduction to Network Information Systems. It is taught by Martin Wolske on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Course Description: This course provides a deep hands-on sociotechnical dive into technology
including electronics, software, and networks culminating in a holistic
understanding of networked information systems. The course also
explores the methodological landscape of networked information systems
including theoretical assumptions, research methods, and research
techniques. Throughout, students will be introduced to, and make active
use of skillsets, frameworks, and standards employed by a wide range of
information professionals in selecting, co-designing, appropriating,
and innovating-in-use networked information systems.
If you have any questions about the course, feel free to reach out to
Professor Wolske via email: mwolske@illinois.edu. For any general
questions regarding registration and courses,
book an appointment with your advisor.