I am teaching 4 courses at Washington University in St. Louis during
Spring 2016. If you’re interested, please sign up (start at
[http://ucollege.wustl.edu]) or email me for more info at
sc...@granneman.com—and please tell your friends & family as well. The
first one—The Politics of Encryption—is brand new, & will be jointly
taught with Denise Lieberman, an experienced & well-known civil rights
attorney. We’re very excited to teach it! The semester runs from
01/17/2017 to 05/10/2017, so sign up now.
# Politics of Encryption: Snowden, Surveillance, and the Fourth
Amendment
“In 2013 Edward Snowden disclosed the existence and extent of
world-wide government surveillance, leading to important debates about
encryption, surveillance, and control. This course uses the implications
of Snowden's revelations as a basis for exploring the politics of
encryption. Topics include encryption and secure communications, the use
of encryption by terrorists and criminals, United States and
international laws concerning encryption, and the clash between
businesses like Apple and U.S. intelligence agencies.”
U48 Comm 383 01
Wednesday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.
# Communications Technology and New Media
“This course explores concepts, production, design, publications,
strategies and practical applications of interactive media. The course
focuses on emerging topics and technologies to help students develop
strategies for addressing and resolving both basic and complex issues
associated with interactive media. Case studies and readings will be
introduced to examine a range of interactive media topics including
education and journalism, social media marketing, collaboration and
secure communications, legal issues of free speech and so-called
intellectual property, privacy, and how these technologies change
society, minds, and relationships.”
U48 Comm 378 01
Thursday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.
# Technology for Managers: Tools and Strategies
“This course is designed for managers and others involved in making
business decisions involving technology. Students are expected to know
how to use a computer, but this course is not a hands-on tutorial.
Instead, we will discuss a range of issues focusing around modern
technologies used by businesses around the world. Topics include
networking, secure communications, open source software, mobility,
e-commerce and payment systems, computer security, Web site usability,
wireless, productivity tools, and more.”
U48 Comm 3411 01
Tuesday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.
# Advanced Website Design and Development
“This course focuses on one of the most important advanced areas of
Web development: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), which allow developers to
set the formatting and positioning of objects in webpages in a
standards-based and robust way. We will cover topics such as CSS
selectors, media-specific styles, animation, navigation, layouts,
lightboxes, and lots and lots of Responsive Web Design via Bootstrap and
other frameworks.”
U48 Comm 318 01
Saturday, 9 a.m.–noon
Tks!
Scott
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sc...@granneman.com ~ www.granneman.com
Contact info: granneman.tel
“It is easier to fight for one’s principles than to live up to
them.”
---Alfred Adler
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