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Have you ever wondered what is behind different cultural traits and attitudes towards the status quo? Or more broadly, what influences the Zeitgeist of a society? Generally speaking, when it comes to changing (or not) the current spirit and state of affairs of a given society or community, some people show themselves as idealists, and they can even inspire others. At the same time, some other people are traditionalists, and some are just neutral about how things are. In this guided-project you will develop an agent-based model using NetLogo that tries to use these personas to touch and generate insights around theses questions. And while doing so, you will gain some hands-on knowledge on model building and debugging. Note: This project works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.Auto Summary
Explore the dynamics behind cultural traits and societal attitudes with the engaging course "(Non) Status quo Attitudes with NetLogo." This intermediate-level course delves into the influences shaping a society's spirit and its people's responses to change. Under the expert guidance of Coursera, learners will utilize NetLogo to develop an agent-based model that categorizes individuals as idealists, traditionalists, or neutrals. This hands-on project not only provides insights into societal behaviors but also enhances skills in model building and debugging. Perfect for those in North America, the course spans 180 minutes and is available for free, making it a valuable opportunity for those keen on personal development and understanding cultural dynamics.