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COMP 491/492

Dickinson College Computer Science Senior Seminar

WA05 - Ethical Case Study Blog Post

In this assignment write a blog post taking a position on the moral decision you identified in the case study that you analyzed in WA04 - Ethical Case Analysis.

Assignment

  1. Review your analysis of the decision you selected in WA04 and any feedback received from the instructor.
  2. Decide how you think you should handle that decision if it was yours to make, and why based on your ethcial analysis that is the right decision.
  3. Identify any confounding factors that you think would make it difficult to do the right thing.
  4. Write a blog post describing the case study, the decision that is being made, what based on your ethcial analysis you think is the right decision, why you think it is the right decision, and what might make doing the right thing difficult in practice.

Requirements

The following requirements must be met, but are not sufficient to ensure a high quality blog post. The post must:

In addition, you should consider explicitly licensing your content using a Creative Commons License so that others know how they may and may not use your work.

Quality Criteria

Affirmative answers to the following questions will be indicative of high quality posts.

Resources

Submission

  1. Add your post to your public facing blog.
  2. Create a COMP492 folder in your Dickinson WiD Repository on GitHub.
  3. Place a PDF of your post named WA05-BlogPost.pdf in your COMP492 folder.
  4. If you used AI for revision, place a PDF of your “pre-AI” version named WA05-BlogPost-PreAI.pdf in your COMP492 folder.
  5. Ensure that the link to your public-facing blog on your course page is working.

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License All textual materials used in this course are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

GPL V3 or Later All executable code used in this course is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 3 or later