MSPC3222
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
- Department
- Master of Science Prof. Comm.
- Terms offered
- 1
- Data refreshed
- Jun 27, 2026
Description
Section information text: This course explores key elements of digital citizenship: access, commerce, community, etiquette, literacy, wellness, law, rights & responsibilities, and security. Using these elements as the framework, students will develop understanding of how seemingly disparate topics like software development and online gaming addiction are connected. Students will gain mastery of key media and information literacy concepts and other current topics in the digital landscape.
Syllabi
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Offerings and forecast 2022
2022
| Year | Fall | Spring | Summer | Intersession |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2030 | 2030 Fall: not enough history to forecast. | 2030 Spring: not enough history to forecast. | 2030 Summer: not enough history to forecast. | 2030 Intersession: not enough history to forecast. |
| 2029 | 2029 Fall: not enough history to forecast. | 2029 Spring: not enough history to forecast. | 2029 Summer: not enough history to forecast. | 2029 Intersession: not enough history to forecast. |
| 2028 | 2028 Fall: not enough history to forecast. | 2028 Spring: not enough history to forecast. | 2028 Summer: not enough history to forecast. | 2028 Intersession: not enough history to forecast. |
| 2027 | 2027 Fall: not enough history to forecast. | 2027 Spring: not enough history to forecast. | 2027 Summer: not enough history to forecast. | 2027 Intersession: not enough history to forecast. |
| 2022 | Not offered | 1 section | Not offered | Not offered |
Forecast Under 15% 15–39% 40–69% 70–89% 90%+ Not enough history
Fall Spring Summer Intersession More sections Not offered No data
Meeting times
Recent firstNo meeting times.
| Term | Professor | Type | Credits | Enrollment | CRN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2022 | Sarah McMaster | Online | 1 | 9 of 20 enrolled | 31934 |