BIPOC and/or identify as female in computing? Professor Haehn and I are looking for undergraduate research collaborators and want to talk to you! The aim is for our group to create a research project*, apply for funding to publish it, … Continue reading →

If your class meets on T/Th, you can safely disregard this message. If your class meets on Friday: Check your Canvas inbox for a link to the video you need to watch instead of coming to class this Friday. I’ll … Continue reading →

As mentioned on our syllabus and class calendar, we won’t meet for class on 9/26. Be sure to do your Day 8 homework, and submit and print it by class time on Tuesday, October 1. Friday class, your lecture video … Continue reading →

Date & Time: Monday, 9/23 from 12:00-1:00 PM (EST) Registration Link: https://umassboston.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nXHW0k6QS9ecdk6j8Yr2pA Oracle Panelists: Chauncey Robinson, Mayank Shekhar, Gaurav Tiwari, Tanisha Garg Moderator: Dr. Amanda Potasznik Assistant: Chengjie Zheng, Velina Batchvarov Webinar ID: 968 0767 2484

Hello! If like me you tried to join the AI Ethics talk this morning at 11:00am, you probably got an error message. Zoom and PEAAII had some tech difficulties. They assure me things will be ready at 11:30am. The new … Continue reading →

I originally told you that any late submissions for homework or write-ups needed to be accompanied by an explanatory notification email so I would be aware to check Canvas for you. I found a way for Canvas to notify me … Continue reading →

The first week of classes is in the books! About homework grades… I do my best to update homework discussion grades in Canvas within 24 hours of the discussion itself. This timeline does not apply at the beginning of the … Continue reading →

Welcome to CS/IT285L: Social Issues and Ethics in Computing. The Fall 2024 semester begins on September 3, 2024. This class is conducted on campus. Please check Wiser for your course time and location. Please familiarize yourself with this website, as … Continue reading →

This evaluation is designed to provide information about the quality of this course to the instructor and department. All submissions will be anonymous and these questionnaires will be treated as confidential information. The instructor will not review your responses until … Continue reading →