Second Topic: Responsibility for Bugs and Errors

• Ethical norms and practices governing responsible acknowledgment of errors, mistakes, and ``bugs''; and field-dependent practices governing the dissemination of results and corrections.
• Resources for raising concerns about possible misconduct
• Resources for resolving disputes about responsibility within a research group

• Scenarios (Scenario 1: the Missing Step, Scenario 2: Responsibility for Work that Carries Your Name) distributed to students and faculty in the computer science graduate program
• Faculty panel discussing the sorts of mistakes and errors that are made in their specialties, the criticality of those errors and appropriate ways of correcting or notifying others once such errors are discovered

• Increased ability to identify moral ambiguities in a problem situation
• Increased ability to identify and negotiate responsibilities