ABSTRACT
Students learn to: Define different types of surveillance (covert, asymmetrical, differential); Describe laws which affect surveillance practices; Articulate a Virtue Ethics, Consequentialist/Utilitarian and Deontological argument in favor of and against surveillance; Describe the trade-offs between privacy, surveillance and security; Compare and contrast ethical and unethical surveillance practices; Describe what is meant by differential surveillance and identity three ethical issues associated with differential surveillance.
