| Detailed information | 
                                        
                      | Pre-requisites | (*)keine | 
   
                                
                    
                      | Original study plan | Bachelor's programme Economics and Business 2021W | 
                      
                    
                      | Objectives | The seminar aims to provide students with the basic theoretical foundations concerning computer-mediated communication (CMC). The seminar offers an in-depth exploration of selected and current topics in the field of CMC. | 
                      
                    
                      | Subject | Concepts, theories and models in the field of communication and CMC in particular (e.g. persuasion) 
Current research in the field of CMC 
practical implications (e.g. for health services, education), risks and opportunities of CMC
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                      | Criteria for evaluation | course attendance, completion of written and oral assignments | 
                       
                    
                                 
                    
                      | Methods | lectures, independent reading, interactive elements (e.g. discussions, practical exercises, presentations) | 
                                     
                    
                      | Language | German | 
                      
                    
                      | Study material | to be announced in class | 
                      
                    
                      | Changing subject? | No | 
                                        
                      | Corresponding lecture | (*)2ELEAK2: KS Gestaltung computerbasierter Lernumgebungen (4 ECTS) | 
    
                                        
                      | Earlier variants | They also cover the requirements of the curriculum (from - to) 572VKNMCVKS15: SE Computer-mediated Communication (2015W-2021S)
 2CVKOMSE: SE Computer-mediated Communication (2012W-2015S)
 
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