Examines the effects of the internet and connected technologies on different societies around the world and the transformations that these forms of connection are having on individuals, societies, and global affairs.

Carolina Core: GSS, VSR

Graduation with Leadership Distinction: GLD: Global Learning

Selected topics in the field of Cyber Intelligence. May be repeated once.

This course explores the policy and governance implications of inhabiting worlds both shaped and created by digital/cybernetic technologies. May be repeated as content varies.

This course explores the ethical and social implications of inhabiting worlds both shaped and created by digital/cybernetic technologies. May be repeated as content varies.

This course explores the emergence of cybercultures around the world. In addition to touching each inhabited continent and the specific cybercultures that can be found in each of these places, the course introduces students to key issues in the emergence of cultures that are produced and/or mediated by digital infrastructure. May be repeated as content varies.

An independent study in Cyber Policy and Ethics provides students an opportunity for independent and intensive study of specific topics with support and supervision from a qualified faculty member.

A supervised internship experience related to cyber policy and ethics outside the U.S. context.

A supervised experience to assist the student in real life cyberintelligence experiences. This course will allow real world experience for the student in the cyberintelligence profession along with opportunities to receive feedback and reflect on the experience.

Advance topics in the field of Cyber Policy and Ethics, focusing on specific topics and sub-fields in the major. May be repeated once.