Ethics in the Age of Information TechnologyLectures:16 h Recommended forGraduate students The course was last given:Fall 2001. The course runs:Fall 2001. GoalsTo introduce ethical theories and methods. To present and analyse ethical issues related to computerisation and information technology. To present and analyse problems in research ethics. PrerequisitesNone. OrganizationPresentations, seminars and discussions. ContentsEthical theories and methods for analysing ethical arguments. The course focuses on ethical issues related to the use of information technology, like privacy, responsibility and decision support and ethical issues related to the use of Internet. Another focus is on research ethics. This includes cheating, rights and responsibilities of researchers, ethical issues related to publication and the confrontation of different systems of norms in applied research. Literature
Beach, Doré, The Responsible Conduct of Research, Weinham: VCH, 1996. Teachers
Göran Collste and Jan Holmquist, Centre for Applied Ethics. ExaminerGöran Collste. ScheduleStart September 13, ends October 25. ExaminationSeminar activity and written papers. Credit5 credits. |
Page responsible: Anne Moe