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This lecture introduces the MUK on technology, digital transformation, and humanitarian action, led by the instructor for the first four weeks. The instructor shares his background, experience, and the course structure, emphasizing the responsible use of technology in the humanitarian sector. The first four weeks focus on technical aspects of digital technologies, aiming to deepen the understanding of technology's impact on humankind. The course covers computing, networks, cloud computing, software, data, digital transformation, cryptography, cybersecurity, privacy, artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and other technological trends. Guest speakers provide insights on computer basics and the transformation of humanitarian work through digitalization.