Computers and Social Controversy

ISBN-10: 0914894684
ISBN-13: 9780914894681
Category: Computers and civilization
Pages: 123
Language: English
Published: 1980-04-01
Publisher: Computer Science Press, Incorporated
Author: Tom Logsdon

Description

Examines areas of computer impact, including: computers & privacy, crime education, artificial intelligence, automation, consumerism, & banking.

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