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| Knowledge |
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| - orientation in the basic theories of society and media theories |
| - orientation in the basic theories of society and media theories |
| - describe what can be perceived as a medium |
| - describe what can be perceived as a medium |
| - analyse how the use of modern technology has in the past influenced and continues to influence the human experience |
| - analyse how the use of modern technology has in the past influenced and continues to influence the human experience |
| - explain the concept of new media |
| - explain the concept of new media |
| - describe how new media contribute to the transformation of audiences |
| - describe how new media contribute to the transformation of audiences |
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| - analyse how culture, language and technology influence interpersonal communication |
| - analyse how culture, language and technology influence interpersonal communication |
| - explain how humans perceive time, space, but also speed, distance, the present, the future - a hundred years ago and now |
| - explain how humans perceive time, space, but also speed, distance, the present, the future - a hundred years ago and now |
| - to explain the ways in which media and mediality can be thought of in relation to the field of study |
| - to explain the ways in which media and mediality can be thought of in relation to the field of study |
| - formulate their own research topic and the associated problems and research questions |
| - formulate their own research topic and the associated problems and research questions |
| - argue their thesis to others |
| - argue their thesis to others |
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