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Material Type: Paper; Professor: Li; Class: SOC/ETH/LGL IMPLCTNS COMPUTNG; Subject: Computer Science; University: Portland State University; Term: Spring 2009;
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CS305 Spring’09: Social, Ethical, and Legal Implications of Computing 4/15/
Prof. Jingke Li (FAB 120-06, li@cs.pdx.edu), Class Time: Wed 6:40-8:30pm, FAB 40-07, Office Hours: TTh 10-11am.
Grading of the paper will be based on the above specifications plus grammar and spelling, and clarity.
Speech
Grading of the speech will be based on both the quality of your slides and the quality of your oral presentation, and is to be done by your fellow students.
Pre-Paper
Your pre-paper should be in the same format that your final paper will be in and consists of at least 200 words. It should include
Pre-Speech
For your pre-speech, you are required to turn in (at least) the first three required slides in Power- Point format. It should convey a sense of what you will be talking about in your full presentation.