Intro to Data Ethics Certificate
We will explore urgent issues of data ethics, including bias and fairness, privacy and surveillance, and disinformation and manipulation, as well as foundations of ethics and connections with broader social trends and systems.
There are no prerequisites, although first-hand experience of working in the tech industry, as well as familiarity with current events will be helpful. All readings will be freely available online.
The Spring 2021 course will be taught by Ali Alkhatib, a social computing researcher trained in Computer Science and Anthropology. His research explores how people relate to artificial intelligence and technology broadly, and attempts to situate those relationships in historical backdrops and ontological foundations using scholarship from the social sciences. Ali studied Computer Science at Stanford and earned a B.A. in Anthropology & B.S. in Informatics from UC Irvine.
Watch a video of a recent info session to learn more about the Intro to Data Ethics certificate.
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Dates | March 23 - April 27 |
Schedule | Tuesdays 6pm-8pm (Pacific Time) |
Location | Online |
Instructor | Ali Alkhatib |
Continuing Education Units | 1 |
Cost | $595 $446.25 for USF students, alumni, faculty, and staff |
Contact Info
The Data Institute
Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.