CCT432H5

UTM

Ethics and Code

A self-driving car should always protect pedestrians, even if that implies serious threat for the vehicle's passengers. Current ethical challenges within our computational cultures has brought forward dilemmas involving code such as designing killer robots, the use of technology to predict and prevent crimes before they happen, and platform surveillance in social media. Students in this course will use theories and case based examples to examine questions such as what is meant with ethics in new media and critical computing, can we program computational systems according to ethical models, and does digital culture force us to rethink what ethics are?

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Prereq: A minimum of 13.0 credits.Breadth: Social Science
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DepartmentCCT
CampusUTM (Mississauga)
Level400
Hours24L
BreadthSocial Science
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