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PHIL 315

Ethics of Computing and Artificial Intelligence

Philosophy

3 credit hoursUsually offered: Fall, Spring
Avg GPA
3.45
Easiness
No data
Total regs
11

Grade Distribution

Fall 2025 · Percentages use A–F and W outcomes

Avg GPA
3.45
A
72.7%
8
B
18.2%
2
C
0.0%
0
D
0.0%
0
F
0.0%
0
W
9.1%
1
A–F + W
11
Other outcomes
0
All registrations
11

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Avg GPA
3.45
Easiness
N/A
C or better
100.0%
Among A–F outcomes
D or better
100.0%
Among A–F outcomes
Withdrawal rate
9.1%
Among A–F and W outcomes
Most common grade
A
Letter grades only
Outcomes counted
11
A–F and W outcomes

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Ranked by historical GPA for 2024SP–2026SP · A–F outcomes only · minimum 20 graded outcomes

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Identification and analysis of ethical challenges specific to computing and artificial intelligence as well as the implications of such technology for important moral concepts such as agency, responsibility, and privacy. Course Information: Prerequisite(s): Credit or concurrent enrollment in one 200-level non-logic course in Philosophy; or consent of the instructor. Recommended background: Credit in PHIL 215 .

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