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CP 373

Ethics & Professional Practice

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Introduction to ethics, computer reliability and safety, privacy, computer crime, intellectual property, impact of computers on work and society. Assessment includes written assignments and oral presentations. Prerequisites: CP264.

Introduction to ethics, computer reliability and safety, privacy, computer crime, intellectual property, impact of computers on work and society. Assessment includes written assignments and oral presentations. Prerequisites: CP264.

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Introduction to ethics, computer reliability and safety, privacy, computer crime, intellectual property, impact of computers on work and society. Assessment includes written assignments and oral presentations. Prerequisites: CP264.


CP 373

Ethics & Professional Practice

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Introduction to ethics, computer reliability and safety, privacy, computer crime, intellectual property, impact of computers on work and society. Assessment includes written assignments and oral presentations. Prerequisites: CP264.

Introduction to ethics, computer reliability and safety, privacy, computer crime, intellectual property, impact of computers on work and society. Assessment includes written assignments and oral presentations. Prerequisites: CP264.

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Introduction to ethics, computer reliability and safety, privacy, computer crime, intellectual property, impact of computers on work and society. Assessment includes written assignments and oral presentations. Prerequisites: CP264.


CP 373 Prerequisites

CP 264 (Min. Grade D-)

CP 373 Leads To

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CP 373 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

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CP373 is honestly one of the easiest CS classes you’ll ever take, since it’s basically non-technical and focused entirely on assignments and quizzes with no midterm or exam. The professor came from a philosophy background, which made the course very writing-heavy with lots of essays and assignments, but I actually loved that aspect. We explored philosophy, history, and even future possibilities in technology, connecting them back to computer science in really interesting ways. I found it fascinating to learn about different philosophers and current issues in the tech world, and I genuinely enjoyed the writing and reflection this course encouraged.

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— Business Administration (BBA) + Computer Science (BSc) student

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