CLUSTER 10B
Data, Justice, and Society
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, two hours. Requisite: course 10A. Limited to first-year students. Data-based computation (i.e., algorithms, artificial intelligence, predictive modeling) increasingly play a dominant role in shaping everyday experiences of culture and society. Data and data analytics define everything from social relations and public policy to juridical status and market logistics. Study pursues thinking about ethics and justice in a data-driven society but focus on concrete case studies. Students gain critical understanding of technology sector, and also learn of community-engaged models of deploying data skills for social justice. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 6.0
Units: 6.0
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Winter 2026 - Incredible class with every lecture being extremely interesting and different from the last. Each week ties into the next, but with different professors taking on different perspectives, the class is much more engaging than a singular viewpoint. A great way to learn about data with respect to justice and society (like it mentions in the cluster).
Winter 2026 - Incredible class with every lecture being extremely interesting and different from the last. Each week ties into the next, but with different professors taking on different perspectives, the class is much more engaging than a singular viewpoint. A great way to learn about data with respect to justice and society (like it mentions in the cluster).
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