1.1 Select Books of General Interest

1.2 Select Articles & Papers of General Interest

1.1 Textbooks for Computers, Ethics & Society Courses

1.2 Supplementary Textbooks & Resources

1.3 Additional Teaching Resources: Reports, Syllabi & Video Programs

2.1 Philosophical Ethics & Ethical Theories: Selected Works

2.2 Integrating Theory with Practice: Applied Ethics

2.3 Applying Ethical Theory to Computers & Information Technology

1.1 Professional Ethics & Computer Professionals

1.2 Professional Computer Organizations & Ethical Codes of Conduct

1.3 Interpreting & Assessing Professional Codes of Ethics

2.1 Ethical Responsibility & Engineering Professionals

2.2 Ethical Responsibility & Technical Communications Professionals

2.3 Computer Risks: Safety, Weaponry & "Whistleblowing" Responsibility

2.4 Moral Responsibility & Legal Liability in Unreliable Computer Systems

1.1 Artificial o r Virtual Reality (V R )

1.2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Expert systems

1.3 AI , Robotics & Employment

2.1 The Transformation of Work

2.2 The Quality of Work

2.3 Employee Monitoring

3.1 Personal Privacy in the Information Age

3.2 Privacy Legislation & Data Regulation

3.3 Databanks: Accuracy, Access & the Sale of Personal Information

3.4 Encryption, Surveillance, Record Matching & Social Control

4.1 Computers & Equity: Race, Culture & Social Class

4.2 Computers & Gender

4.3 Computers & Education

4.4 Computer Use/Abuse in Politics & Voting

5.1 Computer Crime & the Computer Criminal

5.2 Hacking & Computer Security

5.3 Viruses & Computer Sabotage

5.4 Software Piracy & Illegal Software

6.1 Intellectual Property Rights & Information Ownership

6.2 Legal Issues: Court Cases, Copyright Laws & Patent Protection

6.3 Electronic Books, Publications & Scholarly Journals

7.1 Cyberspace & Proposals for Designing Information Infrastructures

7.2 CyberSociety: Social Control & Access in Cyberspace

7.3 CyberEthics: Rights & Responsibilities in Cyberspace

7.4 CyberPolitics: Civil Liberties & Democracy in Cyberspace

1.1 Technological Progress, Productivity & the Quality of Human Life

1.2 Human-Computer Interaction & Human-Computer Dependency

1.3 Computer Use in Health Services & Human Services

2.1 The First 50 Years of Computing: Past as Prologue to the Future

2.2 The Future of Computing: Utopian & Dysutopian Projections

2.3 Professional & Social Responsibility in Future Computing Decisions