Comment on The Philosophy of Computer Science parentComments−liedra14yThis is the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, not a course. So of course, philosophy of technology is in another entry: http://www.science.uva.nl/~seop/entries/technology/However, a course in general philosophy of computing and technology should include a far wider range of topics than just the ones listed in the original entry. It should include ethics and applied philosophy as well.
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This is the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, not a course. So of course, philosophy of technology is in another entry: http://www.science.uva.nl/~seop/entries/technology/
However, a course in general philosophy of computing and technology should include a far wider range of topics than just the ones listed in the original entry. It should include ethics and applied philosophy as well.