All Courses at the Faculty of Information
Below is the course directory, a searchable list of courses offered by the Faculty of Information, including course descriptions, pre-requisites, co-requisites and other relevant information.
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Civic participation and democratic experience: Civic Tech in Toronto
Curtis McCord
The Coloniality of data work: Power and inequality in outsourced data production for machine learning
Julian Posada
Decolonize and divest: The changing landscape of oil-sponsored museums in Canada
Camille-Mary Sharp
Values and social transformation in the design of the decentralized Web
Dawn Walker
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INF3102H — Ethics of Artificial Intelligence Recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the use of “Big Data”, embodied in impressively powerful “second-wave” AI technologies, have led to increasingly ubiquitous deployment of AI systems across all spheres of contemporary life, and provoked intense analysis and critique throughout academic literature and public media. This seminar explores […]
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Provenance in place: Archives, settler colonialism & the making of a global order
Jamila Ghaddar
The information behaviour of humanitarian logisticians during international disaster response operations
Christie Oh
Intermaterial collaboration: The spatiotemporal nexus of nonhuman agency in cultural heritage knowledge production
Sandrena Raymond
A modeling framework for analyzing process architecture transformations in the software-enabled enterprise
Zia Babar
Information practices in amateur classical musicianship
Brian L Griffin
Independent together: Building and maintaining values in a distributed Web infrastructure
Jack Jamieson
The provenance of protest: Conceptualizing records creation in archives of feminist materials
Jessica Margaret Lapp
Actuarial bodies: Data, value, and fairness in insurance and workplace wellness programs
Karen Dewart McEwen
From here to…: Everyday wayfinding in the Age of Digital Maps
Rebecca Noone
Strategic Coopetition – A Conceptual Modeling Framework for Analysis and Design.
Vikram Aditya Pant
The intellective touch: A phenomenology of digital modernism
Adam Pugen
Platform feminism: Feminist protest space and the politics of spatial organization
Rianka Singh
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INF3101H — Special Topics in Information: Interaction Design This course surveys theories of HCI design, models of user interfaces, interface design, and empirical approaches for analyzing systems and interfaces. Through individual and/or group research projects, this course emphasizes applied user experience (UX) design grounded in a multi-disciplinary analysis of the interplay between human factors, human […]
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INF3100H — Special Topics in Information: Dissertation Argument Structure An intensive workshop for post-candidacy doctoral students to assist in the development of the conceptual structure of their dissertations. Writing a doctoral dissertation is a larger intellectual project than most doctoral students have undertaken at any prior point in their studies. Doing a good job requires […]
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INF3012H — Social Scientific Methods for Media This course will allow students to deeply explore a methodological approach that they could use in their media focused dissertations. For the purposes of this course, “media” will be defined broadly as encompassing all types of communication media, including social media, radio and television media, mobile media, etc. […]
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