Scientists and Ethics (IN901002)
Course 0000000267 in SS 2017
General Data
Course Type | seminar |
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Semester Weekly Hours | 2 SWS |
Organisational Unit | Informatics 5 - Chair of Scientific Computing (Prof. Bungartz) |
Lecturers |
Responsible/Coordination: Thomas Huckle |
Dates |
4 singular or moved dates |
Assignment to Modules
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IN9010: Seminar Wissenschaftler und Ethik / Seminar: Scientists and Ethics
This module is included in the following catalogs:- Catalogue of soft-skill courses
Further Information
Courses are together with exams the building blocks for modules. Please keep in mind that information on the contents, learning outcomes and, especially examination conditions are given on the module level only – see section "Assignment to Modules" above.
additional remarks | Albert Einstein Bertrand Russell (Mathematics) Werner Heisenberg Fritz Haber (Chemistry) John von Neumann Max Planck Genetic research, Cloning, Stem cells Animal Experiments Medizine during the nazi era - Euthanasia,.. Wernher von Braun Nils Bohr (Physics) Edward Teller (Physik) J. Robert Oppenheimer (Physics) Andrej Sacharow (Physics) "Deutsche Mathematik" "Deutsche Physik" Fraud in science Error in Science Epistemology - Limits of Science (Skeptizismus,Kant, Popper,..) Star Wars, SDI, MD: Missile defense Kurt Goedel Lise Meitner Bella Abramova Subbotovskaya: Jewish People's Univ. Freedom of the internet Open Source - Philosophy Surveillance Alfred Nobel Doping (Sport/brain) Watson, Crick and the decypherment of the DNA Creationismus and Intelligent Design Women in Computer Science John Nash - A beautiful Mind Alan Turing Konrad Lorenz Fermat Conjecture and Andrew Wiles Curta - Hand calculator for Hitler Science and Ethics in literature Science and Politics Political Science - Legitimization of governments,... Mathematics of voting systems Paradoxa in Mathematics, Arts, Psychology Richard Feynman Advertisements/Commercials/Psychology: Secret Seducers Science and Religion Science and Patents Milgram-Experiment Stanford-Experiment Ten ways to lose an audience, "good lecturing" The story of the "IG-Farben" - Trusts and nazis Industrial espionage "I" and "Free Will" - a myth? Arguments for the existence of god? Pierre Teilhard de Chardin The history of psychiatry Historical criticism in biblical studies Georg Cantor Linus Pauling Food chemistry/psychology Konrad Zuse Science in the GULAG (Solschenizyn) Globalisation Kapitalis - "Soziale Marktwirtschaft" - Communism Wikileaks Humboldt and the Bologna Process Roboter ethics Death Penalty Nuclear power - yes or no How to achieve outstanding research |
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Links |
Additional information TUMonline entry |