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Title: CS 440 Computers, Ethics and Society


1
CS 440 Computers, Ethics and Society
  • Class 21
  • March 21, 2001

2
Thought for the Day
  • Perhaps we will all get a free taco!

3
 Reading Assignment
  • Today
  • AE 27
  • Baase chapter 8 Computers Work
  • After Break
  • AE 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15

4
Term Paper
  • Final paper due today.
  • Turn in draft, critique (name!), and final paper.

5
Thought for the Day
  • Beware of ultracrepidarians!
  • (And dont become one, yourself!)

6
Announcement
  • Advising this week and next week.
  • Make an appointment and pick up your packet.
  • The more you have filled out before you come in,
    the easier and quicker it is for you and me.
  • The more that others have filled out before they
    come in, the shorter your wait will be!

7
Graduation Announcement
  • If you plan on graduating in May or August and
    havent applied for graduation, shame on you!
  • If you plan on graduating in December, apply for
    graduation now!
  • Unless you are working under the 2000 curriculum,
    you must have 3 CS 4XX courses!

8
Todays Cartoon

9
Debate Topics April 9 11.
  • CIPA is/is not a good thing.
  • DeCSS code should be posted on the net.
  • Companies should be liable for information hacked
    from their web sites servers.
  • Web pages should be forced to include a content
    flag. Search engines could not index pages
    without a flag.
  • US Postal Service should charge for every e-mail
    they send/receive.
  • Government should subsidize PCs and net access
    for underpriviledged.

10
Debate Topics
  • All public places should be videotaped for
    security monitoring purposes.
  • ID credit cards should be replaced by
    fingerprint technology.
  • Digital cash Benefits outweigh negatives.
  • Anonymity Pseudonymity should be accepted
    Internet practice.
  • Cell phone technology should allow the phone
    company to locate any phone at any time.
  • Professors should be required to post class
    outlines, including information not included in
    class or text.

11
Debate Teams III
  • A
  • Nathan Protz
  • Andrea Sims
  • Brian Tramel
  • Greg Williams
  • Arthur Ward
  • B
  • Daniel Dillard
  • Andy Freeman
  • Seema Mane
  • Jacqueline Sewell
  • Je-Seung Yoo
  • C
  • Jason Box
  • Brandon Gibson
  • David Lang
  • Chad Luker
  • Joey Westover
  • D
  • Kevin James
  • Greg Patterson
  • Geoffrey Rodgers
  • Tim Simmons
  • Jason Webster
  • E
  • Jared Box
  • Gabriel Brooks
  • Kenya Davis
  • Jon Gerth
  • John Hammock
  • F
  • Darrin Alcorn
  • Russ Cantrell
  • Scott Hunter
  • Nick Timkovich
  • Zach Williams
  • G
  • Joseph Cotton
  • Darnita Martin
  • Hamid Mashayekh
  • Michael McKenna
  • Jamie Price
  • H
  • Jason Annerton
  • Amanda Colburn
  • Michael Davis
  • Nick Duckett
  • Chris Franklin

12
In the News
  • Internet filters are improving.
  • The ACLU ALA are filing suit against the
    Childrens Internet Protection Act (CIPA), which
    requires schools and public libraries to install
    filters or lose federal funds!

13
AE 27 The Tide of Prints
  • Fingerprint databases How cheap easy?
  • What are the late developments?
  • What does NCIC 2000 do with fingerprints? (What
    did the old NCIC do?)
  • What happens next?

14
Chapter 8
  • Changing nature of work
  • Impact of computers on employment
  • Work environment
  • Employee monitoring
  • Health issues

15
Impact of computers on employment
  • Less jobs due to computers?
  • More jobs?
  • Different types of jobs?
  • The original Luddites (early 1800s) burned the
    new weaving looms.

16
Income, Productivity Comfort
  • How big was your grandparents house?
  • How comfortable was their car?
  • How big comfortable was your parents first
    house?
  • How much free time do we have?
  • The Good Old Days are Now!
  • Figure 8.1, page 267

17
Work environment
  • Do computers boost productivity? (AE 6)
  • Networking Effects (AE 8)
  • Teleworking (Baase, AE 9)
  • Benefits
  • Problems

18
Employee monitoring
  • Which employees have always been monitored?
  • Which have not?
  • How have computers changed the face of
    monitoring?
  • Smart badges ? Monitoring physical location!
  • Monitoring email, computer files, web surfing

19
Health issues
  • RSI
  • Repetitve Stress Injury
  • CTS
  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • One instance of RSI
  • Others include tennis elbow

20
Class Feedback (Anonymous)
  • What helps you learn in this class?
  • What hinders your learning in this class?
  • What changes, if any, would improve your learning
    in this class?

21
Reading Assignment
  • After Break
  • AE 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15
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