Value Sensitive Design of Complex Product Systems

Value Sensitive Design (VSD) describes theoretically grounded approaches to design technologies. In particular, VSD provides a detailed and principled explanation of human values and addresses numerous design issues common in the field of information systems (Janssen, Wimmer, & Deljoo, 2015). The primary emphasis is on the distinctive interactions between humans and computers and the associated ethical values or perspectives. In essence, Value Sensitive Design utilizes various human approaches to innate values based on the conceptual, empirical, and technological analysis of events and facts.     

Fundamentally, Value Sensitive Design (VSD) of complex product systems applies conceptual investigations to understand and articulate different application of technologies. The sensitive framework can provide a comprehensive illustration of how a working compromise can result in detailed explanations of conflicting values (Janssen, Wimmer, & Deljoo, 2015). Various interactional approaches to designing technological values and developing complex social and social-technical interactions can enhance formal understanding of various technical components. Moreover, the development of complex product systems based on abstract approaches is crucial in addressing various functional requirements. 

Nevertheless, shareholders must take into serious consideration the specified individual and social values. The topic majorly relates to the storage of sensitive data in central or secured databases. The primary concern is the increased threats of cyber-attacks, among other harmful impacts. Consequently, Value Sensitive Design (VSD) aims to enhance autonomy and transparency in the application of technology in designing complex product systems (Mok & Hyysalo, 2018). Lastly, policymakers should address various individual and social values when designing explicit functional requirements.

Can strategic visualization approaches support Value Sensitive Design of Complex Product Systems?  Provide explanations on proactive concepts necessary in understanding competing values. 

References

Janssen, M., Wimmer, M. A., & Deljoo, A. (Eds.). (2015). Policy practice and digital science: Integrating complex systems, social simulation and public administration in policy research (Vol. 10). Berlin: Springer.

Mok, L., & Hyysalo, S. (2018). Designing for energy transition through Value Sensitive Design. Design Studies, 54, 162-183.

Do some basic research on security certifications.

See https://www.giac.org/.

Write  a brief summary of certifications that are open. 
Consider if any of the certifications would be valuable for your career.
Investigate and report on exam options.

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1. Review chapter 1 textbook(in the attachment). In a table, list 3 topics and related page numbers that interest you.  For each describe the topic and why relevant in a few sentences.

2. Research Google Scholar. Make a table of 3 domain sources and 3 system sources. For each list the source ref/link, include abstract, and why you think relevant in a few sentences.

• What is What is Web Design and Development? (5 points)
• Which aspect(s) of Web design and development is new to you? (15 points)
• Were you aware of any Web Design and development -related job opportunities before taking this course?  (5 points)
• Does this course change your overview of the future job opportunities? and How? (15 points)
• What type of jobs do you plan to pursue after graduation? Is it going to be in web design or development related? (10 points)

Please make your analytic points specific as this is your self-reflection. Reference anything that are not your own using APA style.

The formatting of the paper should be of at least two pages long (references do not count), single line spacing, use a font size of minimum 10 points but no larger than 12 point. Set margins to 1 inch on all sides.

1. For this assignment, I want you to create a single, APA 7-compliant, Word document. To earn full credit, you must do the following:
   • Page 1 = 20 pts: Proper APA 7 Title Page (watch the video and see p. 31 in the Foundations text to help you create a perfect title page)
   • Page 2 = 60 pts (breakdown below): Simply answer the following questions
   • (1) What is your approved research question from the Brainstorming Research Question HW assignment? (5 pts) 
   • (2) What is the title of the research article you found? (5 pts)
   • (3) Does the article contain the methodology the researchers used to conduct the study/research? To get full credit, you must (a) name the methodology, (b) cut and paste the paragraph from the article that details the methodology, AND (c) highlight indicator words. (30 pts)
   • (4) Does the article contain findings or results of the research? To get full credit, you must (a) cut and paste excerpts from the article that detail the findings (go to Discussion section or at times Conclusion), AND (b) highlight specific words that detail the findings. (20 pts)
   • Page 3 = 20 pts: Create a proper APA 7 References Page with your ONE research article (refer to the video and see pp. 33-34 for the FORMAT you must use to create your reference and p. 32 for a perfect sample of what a References Page looks like.)