ISE339
Course | ISE339 |
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Title | Benevolent Computing |
Credits | 3 |
Course Coordinator | Tony Scarlatos |
Description |
The purpose of this course is to explore the recent phenomenon of software applications that leverage social networks and mobile computing to solve local and global problems. The course will use case studies and journal papers to document the process of developing civically-oriented applications. Students will work in teams to identify campus causes (or off-campus non-profit organizations), and to design and develop a term project (mobile or web-based application) that will help those organizations achieve their goals. |
Prerequisite | U3 or U4 standing; ISE or TSM major |
Course Outcomes |
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Textbook |
"Computers and Society: Computing for Good" by Lisa C. Kaczmarczyk CRC Press ISBN 978-1-4398-1088-0 |
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