CSC 379: Ethics in Computing

Fall 2005

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General information

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Homework and grading

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.

Instructor

Edward F. Gehringer . Office: 2301 Partners I , (919) 515-2066. Office hours: MW 11:45-12:35. E-mail: efg@ncsu.edu .

Teaching assistant

Neha Jain (njain@ncsu.edu);

Class meetings

Syllabus
Homework & grading

Announcements

12/2/05: A recent 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.

8/15/05: Check your grades here (when available).

8/15/05: 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, then choose Pack Tracks. Log in. Then on the next screen, go to the Personal Info column, & click on "Email address". It will give you a box to enter the address that you want to be on the list. TRACS LINK and then "Email Address" in the left-hand column.

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NCSU Computer Science Dept.

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.
Instructor	Edward F. Gehringer . Office: 2301 Partners I , (919) 515-2066. Office hours: MW 11:45-12:35. E-mail: efg@ncsu.edu .
Teaching assistant	Neha Jain (njain@ncsu.edu);
Class meetings	Syllabus	Homework & grading