Ethics in the computer science curriculum [kit] : starter kit

Additional Titles: Teaching computer ethics, Computing and social responsibility : a collection of course syllabi, Computer ethics in the computer science curriculum, Teaching computer ethics : strategies and cases, and What is computer ethics?
Published: New Haven, Conn. : Research Center on Computing and Society, Southern Connecticut State University, 1991.
Physical Description: 3 videocassettes (135 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in. + 2 monographs
Additional Creators: Southern Connecticut State University. Research Center on Computing and Society and National Conference on Computing and Values (1991 : Southern Connecticut State University)

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Contents

Video 1. Computer ethics in the computer science curriculum -- Video 2. What is computer ethics? --Video 3. Teaching computer ethics : strategies and cases.

Summary

This "starter kit" is designed for teachers who wish to introduce social and ethical implications of computing into their computer science or computer engineering classes. The kit is intended primarily for out-of-class preparation.

Subject(s)

Related Titles

Teaching social and ethical implications of computing

Note

Parts of the kit are based on proceedings of the "Teaching computer and human values" track of the National Conference on Computing and Values, 1991 held on the campus of Southern Connecticut State University in August 1991.
Monographs have titles: Teaching computer ethics, and Computing and social responsibility : a collection of course syllabi.
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Title in Medianet: Teaching social and ethical implications of computing.

Technical Details

VHS; NTSC.

Terms of Use and Reproduction

PENN STATE USE ONLY.

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