The Purpose: The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with the moral and ethical standards of behavior in the digital environment for all subjects of the information society; providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex ethical landscape of the digital world, to form a high culture of communication and effective business interaction.
Skills and Competencies: Following report D2.3, the following course competencies are defined: - AI-Ethics-skills - Communication - Empathy - Work ethics - Honesty - Balancing digital and face-to-face interaction - Courage to oppose unethical practices - Ethical awareness - Ethical decision-making - Etiquette - Respecting privacy in digital communication
Content: Basic principles, standards and norms of digital ethics: Ethics as a doctrine of morality. Moral norms and principles. Ethical understanding of information and communication processes; basic principles of digital ethics: confidentiality, privacy, security, equality of access to information, responsible use of technology, etc.; norms and rules of behavior in the interactive digital space. Digital etiquette. Moral and ethical aspects of the use of artificial intelligence, data collection, processing and use: ethical principles of AI application (transparency, fairness, accountability, confidentiality); the impact of AI on society (social consequences, moral and ethical aspects); ethical aspects of data handling. Ethics of virtual communication: ethical understanding of virtuality and development of virtual communication ethics; moral principles such as freedom of speech, openness, tolerance, equality, politeness. Multicultural communication in cyberspace and its ethical component.

The Purpose: The course is designed to form a deep understanding of interconnections and interactions across various fields of knowledge within the digital environment. It emphasizes transversal problem-solving and promotes analytical, critical, and creative thinking necessary for interdisciplinary collaboration.
Skills and Competencies: - Transdisciplinary skills (applying methods from various fields to solve complex tasks; working in interdisciplinary and intercultural teams) - Integrity of thinking (seeing the bigger picture; understanding system interconnections) - Communication skills (effective communication across disciplines) - Critical, analytical, and creative thinking - Problem-solving in uncertain conditions - Lifelong learning - Ethical responsibility and adaptability
Content: Transdisciplinarity: understanding and applying concepts beyond traditional science to solve IT and digital challenges. Interaction of Knowledge: mechanisms between science, tech, art, and social disciplines to achieve integrated solutions in digital, virtual, and augmented contexts. Integrity of Systems: analyzing and ensuring the coherence and stability of complex systems, including those in digital environments. This course fosters flexible thinking and prepares students for integration-driven challenges of the modern world.