|
Students will learn how to:
1) translate abstract concepts in ethics into practical tools for reasoning and decisionmaking,
2) identify and distinguish between immediate, medium term and longer term ethical/legal problems,
3) predict and reason about the social, legal and environmental impacts of their work as data science entrepreneurs.
Professional skills:
- Presenting;
- Debating;
- Analytical writing;
- Evaluating each other’s work on different levels;
- Balancing the demands of different domains with regard to entrepreneurship;
- Making complex considerations accessible in the form of a briefing/proposal
Specifics
This course builds on JM0160 – IP and Privacy
Required software and hardware: N/A
|
|
|
Required Prerequisites
JM0160 – Intellectual Property and Privacy
Recommended Reading
- TBA
Compulsory Reading
- Required literature will be composed of academic and policy papers relating to particular weeks’ topics; specific readings will be indicated in the syllabus.
The courses from the Data Science and Entrepreneurship program require specific prior knowledge. It is only possible to participate in this course if approved by the admission committee and if you are enrolled for the program. Please note that this course will be taught in Mariënburg, ‘s-Hertogenbosch (JADS). For more information, contact the Program Coordinantor, Mr. Nigel Claus MSc (n.r.claus@jads.nl).
|
|