SCS 116 - Computer Ethics and Society (Computer Science)

1 Credit(s)

This course presents a number of real-world moral and ethical questions and dilemmas that have arisen with the use of computers and other technology. The course also explains a number of ethical theories and philosophies that can be used to formulate decisions and outcomes to such questions or dilemmas. Students identify and formulate moral and ethical decisions and outcomes for situations they may encounter in future coursework and in their professional careers. Spring semester, odd-numbered years.