SCHOOL School of Health and Welfare DEPARTMENT Social Work

LEVEL OF STUDIES UndergraduateCOURSE CODE ΥΚ10Γ5

ΥΚ11Γ5SEMESTER OF STUDIES 1

COURSE TITLE SCIENTIFIC WRITING - INFORMATICS

TEACHING ACTIVITIES HOURS PER WEEK CREDITS

Lectures 2laboratory 2

Total 4 4TYPE OF COURSE Compulsory

PREREQUISITE COURSE NoTEACHING LANGUAGE Greek

OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS No ONLINE COURSE PAGE (URL) https://eclass.teicrete.gr/courses/YK100/

LEARNING OUTCOMESThe students are expected to:• Be able to meet the basic requirements of a scientific work.• To effectively utilize knowledge and skills related to Information and Communications Technologies.• To reflect on the use of the H / Y in Social Work and use software for Social Services.• To effectively use word processing applications and content presentation.• Gain navigation and search information on the Internet.

General skills • Autonomous Work• Teamwork• Promotion of free, creative and inductive thinkingCONTENT OF THE COURSEA. Scientific Writing:

Principles - scientific text structure Making use of literature Reference

B. Informatics: Basic concepts of Information Technology• Computer systems-computer networks• Legal issues and safety and security issues in relation to the use of information systems• Use computer and managing files• Information management and Internet services•Text editing

TEACHING and LEARNING METHODS – EVALUATION DELIVERY METHODS Face to face

USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES

Electronic slides.View video in digital form.Using the electronic platform e-class for storing presentations in digital form for easy access by students.Use of computers.

WAYS OF TEACHING LecturesLaboratory Exercises using H / PC

STUDENTS’ EVALUATION Written final exam (70%) Progress Tests or WorkTest in Writing (30%)

RECOMMENDED LITERATUREBeekman, G. (2005). Isagogi stin Plioroforiki [in Greek] Introduction to Informatics. Athens: Giousdas.Eco, U. (1994). Pos ginete mia diplomatiki ergasia [in Greek] How to conduct a thesis. Athens: Ellinika Grammata. Zafiropoulos, Κ. (2005). Pos ginete mia diplomatiki ergasia [in Greek] How to conduct a thesis. Athens: Kritiki.Konstadinos, Ι. (2003). Chrissi Hlektronikou Ypologisti [in Greek] How to use a P/C. Athens: Abakas.Microsoft Corporation (2004). To lexiko tis Plifoforikis [in Greek] The Informatics’ Dictionary. Athens: Kleidariumos. Papagiannopoulou, A. (1997). Prosopikoi Ipologistes [in Greek] Personal Computers, Νubis.Papadakis, S. (2002). Isagogi stin Pliroforiki [in Greek] Introduction to Informatics. Athens: Metaixmio.Rivard J. D. (1997), Quick guide to the Internet for social workers, Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.