You are to prepare a review/response to a book about social issues in computing. The book should be controversial, in the sense that it takes a position on one or more issues.
A few examples of suitable books are:
You must request approval of your book selection—and approval is not guaranteed.
A longer list of suggested books and authors will be available on the class web page; feel free to suggest others. I will update the list as class members make their selections. Please move quickly to select a book; if you have not selected one in time, I will assign one.
Your review should be 4–8 typed pages, not including bibliography. It should begin with bibliographic information for the book you are reviewing. Your paper should
Be sure that you address the arguments from a specifically Christian perspective when appropriate, but be careful to address the same issues in a manner that would make sense to a non-Christian audience, too.
Citations should use a standard (e.g., MLA or similar) style. You may cite the works listed there using the keys that appear on the readings page without having to include bibliographic information. Be sure to include among your citations any of your own papers (from this or another class) on which you draw.
The library databases can lead you to some reviews in their holdings, which may be helpful as you think about your book.
Unless otherwise noted, the “due” time is the scheduled start of class.