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INFO 725 Information Policy and Ethics 3.0 Credits

Introduces the philosophical, conceptual, and practical fundamentals, foundations, and issues—past and present—of information policy and ethics including computing, data, and management. Foci include policies in government documents, issues relating to the practical development and implement of information policies for a variety of organizations, companies and governments, the uses and abuses of information, human moral agency in relation to new information and communication technologies, and the meaning of social responsibility in the global information society.

College/Department: College of Computing and Informatics
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit

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