COMP8035 Web Trends & Culture


The repeat assessment for this module is two essays on a contemporary issue Web Technology or Culture.



Each essay must

  • be between 3500 and 4500 words.
  • be in English
  • be in standard English with correct spelling and grammar
  • contain an introduction and a conclusion
  • provide references in the Chicago style, as either footnotes or endnotes
  • be the student's own work
Essays that do not meet these minimum requirement will receive less than a passing grade.

Students should avail of the similarity report generated by Turnitin.

Essays are to be submitted via Turnitin.com by 1230 19 August 2018.  Submit one essay in submission folder A and one in folder B.

You most likely already can already access this class using your turnitin account.  If you cannot check your e-mail for registration the codes. 

Topics:

1. Price Discrimination / Redlining:


2. Problems Posed by Ad-blockers


3. Big Data
https://www.propublica.org/article/what-algorithmic-injustice-looks-like-in-real-life

4. eGovernment

5. Prediction Markets

6. Ratings Culture

7. Crowd Sourcing / Crowd Funding

8. App vs. Webpage

9. New Business Models for the Newspaper Industry
10. Online Dispute Resolution

11. Emerging Payment Systems


12. Higher Education 2.0

13. The Impact of Twitter on  Politics

14. News Aggregation

15. The Internet of Things

16. eMedicine

17. TV 2.0

18. The Filter Bubble

19. Ethics of AI

20. Voice Technology
http://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2017-05-01/language

21. The Block Chain


Interesting Sites / Blogs
Ars Technica
Atlantic Magazine
Wired Magazine
TED

Podcasts
On The Media


Journals available at CIT
IEEE Spectrum
IEEE Computer
IEEE Multimedia
IEEE Software
IEEE Internet Computing
IEEE MultimMedia

IEEE Consumer Electronic Magazine

 ACM Computers in Entertainment (CIE)

ACM interactions
ACM Ubiquity





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