Educational Offerings

At Carnegie Mellon University, several of our faculty and researchers offer hands-on and experiential educational and research opportunities for high school students, undergraduate students, staff and faculty, and community and industry partners. 

Courses offered include:

• AI, Ethics, and Society (Alex London)
• Computational Ethics for Natural Language Processing (Emma Struebell and Alan Black)
• Design of AI Products and Systems (John Zimmerman, Jodi Forlizzi, Nik Martelaro)
• Designing Better Human AI Futures (Rayid Ghani and Conrad Tucker)
• Ethics and AI (Derek Leben)
• Ethics & Policy Issues in Computing (Mike Skirpan, Sarah Fox)
• Executive Education Responsible AI class (Alex London, Pradeep Ravikumar, Norman Sadeh, Rayid Ghani)
• Fairness, Accountability, Transparency, and Ethics (FATE) in Sociotechnical Systems (Jason Hong, Motahhare Eslami)
• Foundations of Privacy; Human-AI Interactions; Algorithms for Private Data Analysis (Steven Wu) 
• Human AI Interaction (Haiyi Zhu and Steven Wu) 
• Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) in Human-Computer Interaction (Ken Holstein)
• Machine Learning, Ethics, and Society (Hoda Heidari)
• Machine Learning in Practice (Rayid Ghani and Kit Rodolfa)
• Machine Learning in Production (Christian Kästner)
• Machine Learning for Public Policy Lab (Rayid Ghani and Kit Rodolfa)