Bachelor of Science in Information Science
IST-300 Human Information Behavior
Introduction to foundational and core concepts of human information behavior, including models of information seeking behavior, information needs and use, user-centered design, and human computer interaction.
Learning Outcomes
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Identify and apply theories and models of information seeking behavior across information science and human-computer interaction.
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Describe information behaviors within various information seeking and use contexts.
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Incorporate strong user-centered perspectives into analyzing the design of information products, systems, and services.
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Describe the potential impacts of belonging to a diverse or underserved user group on information behavior and its implications for information services.
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Describe and analyze how information and information technology serves the needs of individuals, organizations, and communities.
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