Computers and society: a liberal arts perspective
Cunningham E.
1986
Proceedings of the 17th SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, SIGCSE 1986
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10.1145/5600.5904
There is ambivalence among computer science educators regarding the degree to which ethical and value questions should be incorporated in the computer science curriculum. This paper states a philosophical case for substantive treatment of these topics in colleges committed to the liberal arts, and goes on to consider some of the practical difficulties involved. © 1986 ACM.
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