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Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers
Topic:
Computer Ethics and Silver-screen Tap Dance
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Main Points:
1. Experts make it look easy, but it actually takes a lot of practice.
2. A perk of being a movie star is you get to meet a lot of attractive people
3. While stars may seem great, on the inside they share some of the same insecurities that you and I have.
Sources:
Wikipedia: Fred Astaire, Wikipedia: Ginger Rogers, Tap dance tutorial, Ethics of tap dance
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| 0.5 | Members: Chris Pable, Chris Erickson
Topic: Workplace Monitoring [odp] [ppt]
Cookie Recipe [odt]
| Main Points:
1. Common Sense - What you really shouldn't do
2. Should we expect privacy?
3. Legitimate reasons to monitor and filter
4. How monitoring and filtering can cause problems
5. Employee counter-effort to monitoring
Sources:
Overview of Monitoring, Is there privacy?, Monitoring statistics study, EFF archives on workplace monitoring
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| Members:Tom Merriam, Philip Pilosi
Topic: Are bits forever....Yes, and there is no escape.
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- 1). Secrets and sensitive information lost by FBI (Who has it now)
- 2.) Information you don't want on the internet(even LEO's say too bad)
- 3.) Method to destroy data...(How safe is it?)
- 4.) Solutions if any???
Sources: 1) http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/02/12/fbi.laptops/index.html
2) http://www.harddrivedisposal.com/contribute/about.html
3) http://news.cnet.com/8301-13880_3-10204724-68.html
4) http://backporch.fanhouse.com/2009/09/11/erin-andrews-tells-oprah-winfrey-its-been-a-nightmare/
***Special NOTE***
The video uploaded for my presentation will be removed after the presentation is given on Wednesday, September 23,2009.
Reason being it is very inappropriate but is relevant to the topic of the presentation. I would give it an adult only rating quality
is horrible its main use will be for discussion purposes in class. AGAIN only download at your own risk. Thank you. ~Philip Pilosi
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| Members: Obafemi Adebowale, Ramzi Ayyoub
Topic: Privacy & Personal Information
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- Issue involving technology and personal information
- How can we be affected?
- Measures to take to prevent it
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| Members: Xiao Ming Li (Leon),
Robin Rogowski
Topic: Virtual Cash Meets The Real World
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| Members: Rob Firnstein,
Leo Perez
Topic: Cryptography & Encryption
| Main Points:
1. The concepts are old but the technologies are new.
2. One of the first great advances in public key cryptography was RSA. It requires advanced mathematics but it's not magic.
3. Encryption can provide confidentiality and integrity protection but it doesn't solve all security problems.
4. The secure e-commerce and confidential government communication rely heavily on encryption.
5. Systems can be broken and researchers must actively work to combat to threats and provide new capabilities.
6. Discussion Topic - Does the First Amendment protect the right of people
to speak in code?
Sources: Encryption and Security Tutorial
cybercrime.gov
Wikipedia RSA Topic
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| Members: Steven Sennebogen, Bryanna Denney
Topic: Intellectual Property
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Do you own your software?
Can you use/resell/modify/share modifications of your software
What public domain means to intellectual property?
Enforcement of intelectual property: legal verson technological enforcement(encryption)?
Sources:
eff.org
gnu.org
cryptome.org
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| Members: Paul Grenning, Jason Wiggs
Topic: Intellectual Property
| Main Points: 1.IP in the realm of software creation.
2. Convincing cases against IP.
3. Protecting software as IP.
4. Piracy's affects on software companies.
Sources: Communications of the ACM,
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| Members:Bennett Clarke, Jim Gagliano jgagli2@uic.edu
Topic: Intellectual Property
Description of Types | Main Points: Differences Among Patent, Copyright, Trademark, License,
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| Members: Nazareno Medina
Topic:
Liability and accountability of current and future military technology | Main Points:
- Current applications of technology in military operations
- autonomous robots in the battlefield, weapons systems,
- reliability of current and future military technology;
- real terminators, nano technology and their implication in accountability
Sources:
- http://news-info.wustl.edu/tips/page/normal/12080.html
- http://science.howstuffworks.com/military-robot.htm (images)
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/article5741334.ece http://ethics.calpoly.edu/ONR_report.pdf
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| Members: Nick Shaskevich, Natraj Subramanian
Topic: Freedom of Speech (Power Point)
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1. History Recap: FOS in other media (Newspaper, TV, Radio)
2. How is the Internet different? How is it similar?
3. Censorship online (Specifically pornography, but also hate groups, how to make bombs websites, etc)
Sources:
Gift of Fire
Anything Gift of Fire might reference |
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| Members: Roldan Padilla and Jennifer Collins
Topic: Freedom of Speech [Power Point]
| Main Points:
1. Facebook and Twitter and the effect on work/school/reputation
2. Punishments for publicly expressing opinions. Individual responsibly.
3. Permanence of expressing opinions.
4. Spreading private and public information.
5. Censorship and filters.
Sources:
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/freedom-speech/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech/
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| Members: Shaheer Ahmed and Aaron Schiff
Topic: Freedom of Speech
The Technological Standpoint
| Main Points: (Subject to Change)
- Constructive vs. Destructive F.O.S. (Freedom of Speech)/Expression
- Website Democracy/Techno-gadgets.
- By using a medium of technology, are you granted F.O.S.?
And if so, how much FOS do you have/is there a limit? - "Youtubic" Expression
Sources:
F.O.S. Clarification.
Youtube-to-Movie Superstar at only 16 yrs old!?, His own website as well as a CNN appearance!
Suicidal Myspace Hoax, Terrifying Sexting
Your FOS is not guaranteed
Cases of Internet FOS
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| Members: Anne Celestino, Tom Phillips
Topic: Video Games and Their Impact
| Main Points:
- Pros and Cons of how games affect people
- Applications of video games
- Why ESRB is so important
- The future of games?
Sources:
- Games impact on society
- Applications of games |
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| Members: Stephen Halm, Michael Baker
Topic: Computers impact on society
| Main Points:
- Every Day computing
- Economics and Computing any your home
- Food
- Finances
- Entertainment
- The social Impact of computers
- Future Visions
Sources:
- http://courses.cs.vt.edu/~cs3604/lib/Impact/class.html
- http://cs.millersville.edu/~liffick/compchar.html
- http://webpage.pace.edu/mb88089w/Hebbe/IT%20Business%20Connection.doc
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| Members: Ivan Collazo, Ismael Delgado
Topic: Googles Digital library
(is this a new type of corporation cyber crime)
| Main Points: 1. What is it Google Digital Library?
2. How is this a new type of CyberCrime?
3. Why is this a big deal, how big is the impact on society
and the people?
Sources:
- We will also try to use the most recent articles.
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| Members: Dan Felt, Pete Kowalski
Topic: Modern Cybercrimes
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Main Points:
- Quick History
- Different types (i.e. cyber terrorism, salami attack, DOS attacks)
- Motivation and Economy
- Prevention
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There is a warning for my video in my group section (2) underneath the Sources section...please read this first before downloading. Thank you.~Philip Pilosi