This 22h30 course offers a structured and in-depth exploration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), communication, and research competencies. It commences with an examination of the fundamentals, historical evolution, and core components of ICT, emphasizing their implications for education and scientific research, as well as introductory approaches to communication and documentary research. Subsequently, it addresses communication network infrastructures, data transmission technologies, internet protocols, and security mechanisms. Learners are introduced to data processing tools such as databases, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and methods for assessing information quality. The curriculum further develops academic and professional writing, bibliographic management, oral communication, and multimedia presentation skills. The program concludes with specialized applications in the sciences, telemedicine, innovation monitoring, and a critical discussion of ethical considerations, scientific integrity, and plagiarism prevention.
- Enseignant: mahboubi abdessamed