Description
A hands-on introduction to the use of personal computers and software, with an introductory examination of the effects of computer technology on contemporary society. Topics will include productivity applications, creation of Web pages, and societal and ethical issues in computing; privacy, security, censorship, and the changes in work, school, and entertainment fostered by computing.
Lecture Hours: 1.00 Lab Hours: 2.00Total Hours: 2.00
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Semesters
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Summer 2018 Semester Course Title Instructor Campus Section Syllabus Learning Management System Computers and Society Jonathan Corley, Ph.D. Distance E01 No syllabus available Course Section
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- Course Title: Computers and Society
- Instructor: Jonathan Corley, Ph.D.
- Section: Section E01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
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Spring 2018 Semester Course Title Instructor Campus Section Syllabus Learning Management System Computers and Society Adel Abunawass, Ph.D. Distance E01 No syllabus available Course Section
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- Course Title: Computers and Society
- Instructor: Adel Abunawass, Ph.D.
- Section: Section E01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
- Learning Management System: Course Section
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Fall 2017 Semester Course Title Instructor Campus Section Syllabus Learning Management System Computers and Society Adel Abunawass, Ph.D. Distance E01 No syllabus available Course Section
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- Course Title: Computers and Society
- Instructor: Adel Abunawass, Ph.D.
- Section: Section E01
- Syllabus: No syllabus available
- Learning Management System: Course Section
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