Courses: AIKI210 AI Ethics - Autumn 2024




Credits

10.0

ECTS Credits

10 ECTS

Level of Study

Bachelor (undergraduate)

Language of Instruction

English

Teaching semester

Autumn

Objectives and Content

The course covers the interdisciplinary aspects of AI specifically how AI methods and systems interact and impact people, society, law and economy. It covers a selection of the following topics: explainable AI (XAI), fairness, algorithmic accountability and trust (FAT), artificial morality, responsible use of AI. It also offers practice in popular dissemination of AI. 

Learning Outcomes

A student who has completed the course should have the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge:

The candidate can   

Skills:

The candidate

Required Previous Knowledge

Recommended Previous Knowledge

Credit Reduction due to Course Overlap

Access to the Course

The course is open to students with admission to study at the UiB. The course has 60 study places. Students who have this course as a compulsory part of their study plan (students at BASV-AIKI) will have priority access. Students at the following study programs will have second priority:

BASV-INFO, BASV-IKT, BASV-KOGNI, BASV-MIX, Bachelor's programs at the Department of Informatics and Bachelor's programs at the Department of Mathematics.

Students at other programs will have third priority.

Application deadline: Wednesday, week 33

Teaching and learning methods

Lectures, seminars and data labs, normally 2 + 2 hours per week for 12-15 weeks.

Compulsory Assignments and Attendance

There will be mandatory assignments which must be completed and approved.

Mandatory participation: Active attendance at seminars and labs (at least 75%).

Approved compulsory requirements are valid for the two following semesters.

Forms of Assessment

The assessment comprises of two parts:

All parts of the assessment must be passed in the same semester.

Grades for each part of assessment and the final grade will be published in Studentweb.

The exam assignment will be given in the language of instruction in the course.

The exam answer must be submitted in the same language as the exam assignment.

Examination Support Material

Grading Scale

The grading system has a descending scale from A to E for passes and F for fail.

Assessment Semester

Assessment in teaching semester.

Retake exam

Written exam:

A retake exam is arranged for students with https://www.uib.no/en/student/118764/absence-examvalid absence according to § 5-5. If there is a retake exam, this will be available for students with the follow results/absences:

If you have the right to take a retake exam and a retake exam is arranged for students with valid absences, you can sign up yourself in Studentweb after January 15/August 1.

Individual assignment:

Students with valid absence as defined in the UiB regulations § 5-5 can apply for an extended submission deadline to eksamen.infomedia@uib.no. The application must be submitted before the deadline for submission has expired.

Reading List

The reading list will be ready before 1 July for the autumn semester and 1 December for the spring semester. 

Course Evaluation

All courses are evaluated according to UiB's system for quality assurance of education. 

Programme Committee

The Programme Committee is responsible for the content, structure and quality of the study programme and courses.  

Course Administrator

The Department of Information Science and Media Studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences has the administrative responsibility for the course and the study programme.

Contact Information

studieveileder.ifi@uib.no