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PHIL 3202: Data Ethics

Ethical and epistemological questions encountered in collecting, interpreting, inferring from and acting upon data—including when these activities are automated or carried out on large observational data sets. Issues may include data privacy and ownership; informed consent; algorithmic bias, equity, and transparency; the theory-ladenness of data; the logic of scientific inference; corporate and institutional responsibility; and implications for democratic and other social values.

Credits
3
Offered
Spring 2027, Fall 2026
Campuses
Storrs
Requirements
One three-credit course in Philosophy at the 1100 level.
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Spring 2027 sections

Taught by Megha Arora.

SectionTypeMeetsInstructorCampusRoomSeats
001LEC12:30PM - 1:45PM / TuThMegha AroraStorrsAUST 43417 of 40 open

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Fall 2026 sections

Taught by Megha Arora.

SectionTypeMeetsInstructorCampusRoomSeats
001LEC12:30PM - 1:45PM / TuThMegha AroraStorrsSHH 1060 of 40 open

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