Department of Computer Science and Technology – Course pages 2021–22: Economics, Law and Ethics – Course materials
Engineering is not just about writing clever code, but about creating whole systems that do useful work, and deploying them in ways that are economically sustainable and ethical. It extends from pure mathematics, semiconductor physics and electrical engineering, through our core computer science and systems engineering topics, through to economics, law and policy.
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