Psychology for Information Systems

This master's course explores the intricate relationship between psychology, information systems and computer science, aiming to enrich technology development with deep insights into human cognition and behavior. The course delves into the fundamental principles of psychology, ranging from consciousness and motivation to personality and creativity. Alongside this foundational knowledge, the course emphasizes the importance of work and team dynamics, providing students with strategies for effective teamwork and personal productivity. It also addresses human cognitive biases and perceptions, offering an understanding of how they impact interactions and decision-making, both offline and in digital environments. Rounding out the curriculum, the course critically examines the ethical implications and societal influence of computing technologies, including issues of tech dependency and the ethical dimensions of AI.