2024 Syllabus – Yale Law Tech
CPSC 183: Law, Technology, & CultureBrad Rosen (brad.rosen{at}yale.edu)Fall 2024: M W, 4:00-5:15, LC 102TAs: ryan.sandler, courtney.perales, chad.borgman, elliot.ping, bessie.bauman CPSC 183 is…
CPSC 183: Law, Technology, & Culture Brad Rosen (brad.rosen{at}yale.edu) Fall 2024: M W, 4:00-5:15, LC 102 TAs: ryan.sandler, courtney.perales, chad.borgman, elliot.ping, bessie.bauman CPSC 183 is a class that is open to non-majors. You do not need a background in tech or computer science to enjoy the class. The class offers some project options for CS majors as well. As a general rule, we will adapt the syllabus to take into account current events. We may need to add supplemental readings if breaking news changes the topics being discussed. Feel free to review the syllabi from previous years,
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