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Course overview |
This course is a survey of the ethical issues involved in computing. It discusses the way that computers and software pose new ethical questions or pose new versions of standard moral problems and dilemmas. It stresses case studies that relate to ethical theory. | ||
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Instructor |
Edward F. Gehringer. Office: 2301 Partners I, (919) 515-2066. Office hours: TTh 10:00-11:00. E-mail: efg@ncsu.edu. | ||
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Teaching assistants |
Victor Jacobs, vljacobs@unity.ncsu.edu and Rich Killian, rwkillia@unity.ncsu.edu | ||
12/02/04:A sample final exam is posted on this site in three parts
(Part 1,
Part 2, and
Part 3). The material covered in the course
has changed since then, but the questions here should give you a good
idea of what to expect.
8/13/04: Check your grades here (when available).
8/13/04: Come to the orientation meeting on Thursday, August 19
at 2:35, place TBA.
8/13/04: Students with disabilities. Reasonable
accommodations will be made for students with verifiable
disabilities. In order to take advantage of available accommodations,
students must register with Disability
Services for Students at 1900 Student Health Center, Campus Box
7509, 515-7653. For more information on NC State's policy on working
with students with disabilities, please see this
page.
8/13/04: Academic integrity. All the provisions of
the code of academic integrity apply to this course. In addition, it
is my understanding and expectation that your signature on any test or
assignment means that you neither gave nor received unauthorized aid.
For further information, see the Academic
Integrity policy.
8/13/04: So that I can communicate with you about the course, please make
sure that TRACS has your preferred e-mail address! Go to the Registration and
Records homepage, http://www.ncsu.edu/reg_records/. Then choose TRACS LINK and then "Verify and Change Published
Email Address."Announcements
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