Computer & Information Ethics INFO I453 SP23
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Computer & Information Ethics INFO I453 SP23

Projects in this course have been archived. Students wishing to share their work publicly should email the instructor. This course explores the ethical issues that arise in the context of designing and using computing and information technologies (ICTs)—in a global context. Students create a Global Case Study that explores an ethical dilemma relating to computing and information technology in a specific country—other than their home country. The case study can be presented in multiple formats.

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Awards & Recognition

Commendation

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Students' Choice

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Support & Acknowledgements

  • IU Office of the Vice President for International Affairs (OVPIA)

    The IU Office of the Vice President for International Affairs (OVPIA) provides leadership and advocacy for international programs and activities on all campuses and coordinates the resources necessary to sustain their growth.
  • IU Global Classroom

    The IU Global Classroom initiative, through the OVPIA, offers instructors a way to add an international component to their classes by collaborating with an international partner.
  • Our International Partners

    International partners Maria Wolters, The University of Edinburgh, Scotland, and Robert Ssekitoleko, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda.

Faculty & Instructors

Associate Instructors

Farheen Samad
fsamad@iu.edu

Ling-Fei Lin
linglin@iu.edu

Dhanshri Agarwal
dpagarwa@iu.edu

Manvita Boyini
mboyini@iu.edu

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