Focuses on key social and organizational dimensions of scientific careers and workplace sectors (academia, industry, and government).

This course develops skills in reading and comprehension of legal materials, analysis of legal writing, and document drafting in selected areas of law.

Undergraduate Internship for Public Policy for academic credit.

An introduction to the concepts guiding the responsible conduct of research. Students will learn about the ethical norms and guidelines within different fields of research.

Federal and state policies to stimulate innovation; sources and stimuli for innovation; role of universities and industry consortia; comparative innovation policy; evaluation of technology policy.

The dark arts in power politics from ancient empires to the AI era. What do subversion and cyber conflict have in common, how have states used them, and to what effect?

Theories and concepts of technological innovation and diffusion, economic development, and the role of public and private institutions in technological development at the firm, industry, regional, national, and international levels.

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Information security vulnerabilities and risks; legal, cost, privacy and technology constraints; derivation of strategies; technical and procedural means of achieving desired ends. Credit not awarded for both PUBP 6725 and PUBP 4725/CS/MGT 4725/6725.

For graduate students holding a teaching assistantship.