Program zrównoważonej teleinformatyki (ICT)
Barış Özkan
Department of Information System Engineering, Atilim University, Ankara (Turcja)
Alok Mishra
alok.mishra@atilim.edu.trDepartment of Software Engineering, Atilim University, Ankara (Turcja)
Abstrakt
Świat w coraz większym stopniu zależy od Teleinformatyki (Information Communication Technology, ICT). Warto zadać pytanie o relację pomiędzy zrównoważonym rozwojem a Teleinformatyką. Większość przeprowadzanych badań koncentruje się na aspektach środowiskowych, kwestie techniczne, ekonomiczne i społeczne pozostają w cieniu. Dziś jednak coraz częściej wyrażany jest postulat wskazujący na konieczność uwzględnienia aspektu zrównoważoności w tworzeniu systemów teleinformatycznych i w podsystemach, które są od nich zależne. Dlatego uwzględnienie w programie nauczania problematyki zrównoważoności stanowi imperatyw dla obecnych i przyszłych profesjonalistów. W tym artykule proponujemy program dla zrównoważonej teleinformatyki, uwzględniający zarys treści programowych i efektów kształcenia. Program oparty jest na wieloaspektowym podejściu, obejmującym różne punkty widzenia, którego celem jest zrozumienie przez studentów złożoności problematyki zrównoważonego rozwoju.
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zrównoważoność, teleinformatyka, ICT, program, profesjonaliściBibliografia
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Barış ÖzkanDepartment of Information System Engineering, Atilim University, Ankara Turcja
Autorzy
Alok Mishraalok.mishra@atilim.edu.tr
Department of Software Engineering, Atilim University, Ankara Turcja
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