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Course: SOSC 2080, Fall 2009School: Maple Springs
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Exam Final Review Sheet Information and Technology SOSC 2080 9.0 / 2089 9.0 F/W 2003-04 Course Director: Richard Wellen Exam Time and Location: Saturday, April 24, 12:00-3:00 p.m. Tait McKenzie Student Field House West Section I. (25 points) Answer one. Two will appear on the test. 1. What are the social and ethical problems related to privacy in the context of digital technologies and pervasive networks? Are...
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Exam Final Review Sheet Information and Technology SOSC 2080 9.0 / 2089 9.0 F/W 2003-04 Course Director: Richard Wellen Exam Time and Location: Saturday, April 24, 12:00-3:00 p.m. Tait McKenzie Student Field House West Section I. (25 points) Answer one. Two will appear on the test. 1. What are the social and ethical problems related to privacy in the context of digital technologies and pervasive networks? Are these problems solved by laws that require information collectors to ask data subjects for consent? Use examples such as employee background checks, customer information, genetic screening, and any others that are appropriate. Be sure to make reference to appropriate readings (Mason, Marx, etc.) 2. Explain the impact of globalization in relation to at least two of the areas listed below. Describe the role of information technology in this process and the nature of the social, economic and political changes that we are beginning to witness. Social inequality The role of the state `High road' vs. `low road' policies Workers
3. Analyze the following comments: "Strengthened laws and technologies for the protection of copyright are absolutely necessary today. Such measures are in the public interest because they will benefit everyone. Those who download unlicensed copies of music or films fail to realize that their actions have the same consequences any as other kind of theft. If they are not stopped, the art, innovation and intellectual creation we all enjoy will be threatened." Section II. (25 points) Answer one. Two will appear on the test. 4. Summarize Bill Joy's warnings about the problems of science and technology. Is he against technology? 5. Explain why Julian Dibble began to take the issue of `virtual rape' seriously. What's different about the view presented by Laura Miller?
6. It has been said that AI research is doomed to failure because the kind of information processing that computers can do always turns out to be `brittle' when compared to human thinking and learning (as in the case where a computer mistook a car's rust spots for a case of measles). Discuss this issue with reference to at least three of the following: Common sense T...
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Maple Springs - SOSC - 2080
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Maple Springs - SOSC - 2080
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