Ethical lessons learned from computer science
By Richard Bergmair, June 2008
Articles Tagged: Legal Aspects
Articles & Features
Security, privacy, and anonymity
By Thomas Wright, December 2004
Introduction
By Jeremy T. Lanman, April 2004
Using software watermarking to discourage piracy
By Ginger Myles, April 2004
The effects of piracy in a university setting
By Joseph Nyiri, April 2004
Multilevel security
By Stephany Filimon, April 2004
Should computer scientists worry about ethics? Don Gotterbarn says, "yes1!"
By Saveen Reddy, April 2004
Ethical lessons learned from computer science
By Richard Bergmair, April 2004
Introduction
By Lynellen D. S. Perry, September 2001
An intellectual property course for CS majors
By John P. Kozma, Thomas Dion, September 2001
Signing electronic contracts
Electronic commerce faces the problem of signing electronic contracts. Three approaches for handling electronic contracts include 1) no trusted third party protocols, 2) strongly-trusted third party protocols and 3) weakly-trusted third party protocols. A secondary problem facing electronic commerce is self-enforcing contract design.
By David Molnar, September 2000
Cookies
By Michael Nelte, Elton Saul, September 2000
Book review
By Lynellen D. S. Perry, March 1999
The Road Less Traveled: it shouldn't be allowed!
By Lorrie Faith Cranor, November 1995
Should computer scientists worry about ethics?
By Saveen Reddy, May 1995