The course makes students acquainted with key concepts and related theories of digital government. After visiting the course, students can explain and discuss the main theoretical aspects of digital government.are informed about the opportunities digital government brings and can decide in what areas it can lead to more efficiency and better services for citizens.can apply evidence-based theories and analytical models to identify, analyse and solve problems that may occur, i.e. during implementation in the practical field.securely use relevant terminology and can search literature databases independently, thus staying on top of further scientific developments in the area.

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The lecture covers the following topics:Definition and Importance of Digital GovernmentConcept and Strategy of Digital GovernmentDigital Transformation and Digital OrganizationDigital Government Services, Channels and ImplementationSecurity in Digital Government

There is no previous knowledge required for this course.

Digital Government : strategy, government models and technology, Wirtz, Bernd W., 2022, Cham : Springer 2022Digital Business and Electronic Commerce: Strategy, Business Models and Technology, Wirtz, Bernd W., 2021, Cham: Springer International Publishing

The assessments for this course take place in the form of:open book quiz (60 credits =  60% of final grade)active participation (40 credits = 40% of final grade)

Content of the lecture

In order to pass this class, students have toactively attend at least 80% of the teaching hourscomplete all moodle tasks.achieve a total minimum score of 50 out of 100 credits (moodle tasks, participation and final quiz combined)