Name: Digital Governance module/course
code IAP61006
Student workload
510
(minutes/week )
Credits (ECTS)
4.53 ECTS
Semester V Frequency ODD SEMESTER
Duration 1x per semester
Types of courses:
Tutorial/Lectur e/Response
Contact hours:
150 minutes/week
Independent study:
360
minutes/wee k
Class size X students:
30 Students (S1)
1 Prerequisites for participation -
2 Learning outcomes
Students are able to apply logical, critical and innovative thinking about the application of ICT in supporting the performance of public sector organizations (CPL 1)
Students are able to demonstrate independent and quality performance in an effort to understand the influence of e-government/e-governance/digital governance in
implementing good governance and improving the performance of public sector organizations (CPL 2)
Students are able to study and understand the development of e-government/e- governance/digital governance as tools in solving problems of public sector organizations (CPL 3)
Students are able to analyze the actors involved in digital governance as well as public service policies and management that are supported by the implementation of e- government/e-governance/digital governance (CPL 23)
3 Description
This course studies related to e-government/e-governance/digital governance which is developing very rapidly in the current era. Students can understand the application and use of e-government/e-governance/digital governance in public organizations, especially in supporting the improvement of the quality of public services, the quality of governance to other aspects that support the performance of public sector organizations. This course contains learning materials including the basic concepts of digital governance, the development of ICT in the public sector, the basic principles of digital government, measuring digital government to collaboration in the application of digital government.
4 Subject aims/Content:
1. The development of the role of ICT in the public sector
2. The dynamics of development from E-Government to E-Governance 3. The basic principles of digital government
4. Measurement and assessment of the level of digitization in the public sector 5. Impact of Digital Governance on Organizational Performance
6. Impact of Digital governance on community participation 7. ICT in an effort to improve procurement management 8. ICT in an effort to improve Budgeting management
9. Digital Governance and Public Service Innovation 10. Collaboration in Digital Governance
11. Private Partnership with Public Sector through E-Governance 12. Community Empowerment through E-Governance
13. Challenges in the development of Digital Governance
Case Studies of Digital Governance development in various countries 5 Teaching methods lectures, discussions
6 Assessment methods: assignments, Mid-Term Exam, Final-Term Exam, quizzes, 7 Other information e.g. bibliographical references:
Garg, Hermant. 2016. Digital Governance. International Journal of Humanities and Management Sciences (IJHMS) Vol 4, Issues 4 (2016) ISSN 2320-4044
Druke, Helmut. 2005. Local Electronic Government: A Comparative Study. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group: London & New York
Reddick, Christopher G & Leonidas Anthopoulos. 2015. Information and Communication Technologies in Public Administration. CRC Press.
Contini, Francesco & Giovan Francesco Lanzara. 2009. ICT and Innovation in the Public Sector: European Studies in the making of e-government. Palgrave Macmillan.
Chen, Hsinchun et al. 2009. Digital Government: E-government Research, Case Studies and Implementation. Springer.
Dunleavy, Patrick et al. 2006. Digital Era Governance: IT Corporations, The State and E- Government. Oxford University Press.
