Program: MSIS/PhD
Catalog Description
Examination of propaganda and disinformation campaigns, the psychology behind how they work and how they became central to both the Cold War and political elections; as well as the advent of social media and algorithmic optimization to facilitate and accelerate the reach and impact.
Prerequisites
Graduate standing.
Scheduled and Upcoming Classes for this Course
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INF 385T: Special Topics in Information Science: Seminar in Propaganda, Deception and Manipulation in the Technology Era
Bryan Jones |
Fall Term 2025 |
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Past Classes for this Course
Class Name | Semester | Day(s) | Start Time(s) | End Time(s) | Building | Room |
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INF 385T: Special Topics in Information Science: Seminar in Propaganda, Deception and Manipulation in the Technology Era
Bryan Jones Syllabus |
Spring Term 2024 |
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INF 385T: Special Topics in Information Science: Seminar in Propaganda, Deception and Manipulation in the Technology Era
Bryan Jones Syllabus |
Spring Term 2023 |
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INF 385T: Special Topics in Information Science: Seminar in Propaganda, Deception and Manipulation in the Technology Era
Bryan Jones |
Spring Term 2022 |
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