FACULTY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF ICT (DAY COURSE) 

This course will be delivered by a number of lecturers from different departments (5 hrs per department for a total of 25 hours), covering the following areas: Computer Science, Intelligent Computer Systems, Computer Communications, Micro and Nano-Electronics and Information Systems.

Lectures will be held once every week on Wednesdays between 14:00 and 15:00 in MP401.

The attention of students is explicitly drawn to regulation 40 of the General Regulations for University Undergraduate Awards, 2009. Students are to attend ALL lectures in this study-unit with no exception unless accompanied by a valid medical certificate otherwise the conditions dictated by Reg. 40, will be enforced.

The Historical and Social Aspects of ICT unit coordinator is Mr Kristian Guillaumier.

The departmental representatives for this unit are as follows:

• For the Department of Communications and Computer Engineering - Prof. Ing. Paul Micallef

• For the Department of Computer Information Systems - Mr Tony Spiteri Staines

• For the Department of Computer Science - Dr Ernest Cachia

• For the Department of Intelligent Computer Systems - Mr Kristian Guillaumier

• For the Department of Micro-Electronics and Nano-Electronics - Dr Ing. Edward Gatt

For further information related to this study-unit, please click on the links below.

1. Lecturing Timetable and Deadlines 2011 / 2012.

2. Assignment Questions 2011 / 2012.