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Welcome to Digital Literacy and Responsible Technology Use, a transformative 14 week journey into the heart of ethical digital leadership. In an increasingly connected world, digital fluency is no longer optional; it's essential. But this course goes beyond clicking and typing. We explore why technology matters, how it shapes our world, and how you can lead responsibly within it.

FYS102 – Foundations of Society introduces students to key concepts that explain how societies function and evolve. The unit examines culture, social structures, values, and institutions, with relevance to local, national, and global contexts. Students develop critical thinking skills to analyse social issues and understand their impact on individuals and communities. Emphasis is placed on citizenship, ethics, and social responsibility. This unit prepares students to engage thoughtfully and responsibly in diverse social environments.

This unit introduces students to the fundamentals of academic research and scholarly inquiry. Students learn how to identify research questions, locate and evaluate credible sources, and apply basic research methods. Emphasis is placed on academic integrity, ethical research practices, and proper referencing. The unit equips students with the skills needed to conduct structured research and succeed in higher level university studies.