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SUMMARY:Reports on Courses in the Philosophy of Computing--Speakers: Ramon
  Alvarado\, Nico Formanek - Robin K Hill
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DESCRIPTION:A panel discussion on teaching the philosophy of computing as 
 a college course will both offer and solicit ideas for subject matter\, ma
 terials\, exercises\, and descriptions\, both in the ideal as suggestions 
 and in practice as experiences.  We invite IACAP attendees to share their 
 experiences and suggestions.  This workshop continues the exchange that st
 arted with a similar panel at IACAP 2023.  In addition to pedagogy\, we se
 ek reflections on curricular and administrative matters\, including how to
  situate a course in the philosophy of computing across separate academic 
 divisions and how to reconcile the disparate background of computing and p
 hilosophy students.  Our aim\, especially for future computer science prof
 essionals\, is to complement and expand the formal picture delivered to st
 udents. A class introducing such concepts within a solid framework of anal
 ytic philosophy will equip students to participate in the development of t
 he field\, and this workshop will help to equip interested instructors to 
 teach those concepts.
LOCATION:Apollo Auditorium
URL:https://pretalx.iacapconf.org/iacap-2026/talk/WEWDMH/
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