Information Media Department Learning Outcomes (DP1–DP5)

2026 academic year: DP1

Students are expected to have the scientific and technical knowledge and skills in the foundation areas of information media studies needed to create intelligent information spaces: computer science and digital media.

2025 academic year: DP1–DP5

For the 2025 academic year, the department’s learning outcomes are as follows:

• DP1: Students are expected to have the scientific and technical knowledge and skills in the foundation areas of information media studies needed to create intelligent information spaces: computer science and digital media. This outcome is based on a commitment to practical learning. • DP2: Students are expected to be able to apply their information media knowledge and skills to real-world society. • DP3: Students are expected to have broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and an active attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge. • DP4: Based on the principle that technology reflects the people who develop and use it, students are expected to understand the relationship between science and technology, people, and society. They are also expected to have the education, career awareness, and ethical standards needed as engineers and responsible members of society. • DP5: Students are expected to have a global perspective and the general skills, including communication skills, needed as future science and technology professionals.