Our courses
All of the courses in the IS major are administered using moodle and that is almost always your best place to ask questions. If you have general questions about this major please use our forum - we will respond promptly. Generally first year lectures are held in MTB L2 but not during all of the assigned timetable slots. Our offices are on the Second Floor of MTB -- Room H219 is a good place to start.
Internet Expertise
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The registration Code for this course is INST101H1. The course will earn 16 credits (of the semester total of 64) This course is co-ordinated by Keith Breckenridge and begins in February This course will equip students to use the Internet as a research tool. More ... |
News media in the Internet Society
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The registration Code for this course is INST102H1. The course will earn 16 credits (of the semester total of 64) This course is co-ordinated by waetjent1 and begins in August What is the role of the press in the the Internet Society? More ... |
Entrepreneurship in the Internet Era
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The registration Code for this course is INST201H1. The course will earn 16 credits (of the semester total of 64) This course is co-ordinated by Keith Breckenridge and begins in February A course designed to teach you what you need to know - technically and sociologically - to develop and host web sites for a living. More ... |
Electronic Images and the Internet
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The registration Code for this course is INST202h. The course will earn 16 credits (of the semester total of 64) This course is co-ordinated by dutoitm and begins in August This course teaches students to understand why images on the internet are powerful mediums of communication, as part of a longer history of photography. More ... |
Politics of Data in the Network Economy
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The registration Code for this course is INST301H. The course will earn 32 credits (of the semester total of 64) This course is co-ordinated by Keith Breckenridge and begins in February Digitial surveillance has become one of the key areas of government and business computing investment. In this course we examine the social and technical origins of these systems and consider their likely political effects. More ... |
Applied Internet Publishing
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The registration Code for this course is INST301H2. The course will earn 32 credits (of the semester total of 64) This course is co-ordinated by dutoitm and begins in August This course examines the history and politics of cyber community and of the digital city. More ... |
