Computational Law
Spring 2020-2021
 
CS 204
Law 4019
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Change Notice

This year's offering of CS 204 (Computational Law) has been cancelled. This is an all new version of the course and, as such, would benefit from face-to-face format. Moreover, we had planned a number of in-class activities that we do not believe will work adequately in an online setting. To top things off, the university recently issued guidance suggesting that we not start courses unless we are confident that we can complete them entirely online. After wrestling with the possibilities for a while, we finally concluded that, given this combination of circumstances, it would be best to cancel the course.

Note that we *will* be offering CS 204 next year; so those of you who are still here then will get another chance. For those of you who cannot wait, we have a couple of alternatives to suggest. (1) Those of you with technical background should consider CS 151 (Logic Programming). There is a significant overlap in intellectual content, and we plan to include some Complaw-oriented examples in that course. (2) Whether or not you take CS 151, you are welcome to peruse the online materials on the CS 204 course website (accessible via the tabs above).

Sorry for the late change of plans. We spent quite some time trying to find a way to offer this course in an online setting; and, while we believe it will be possible to do that in the future, we do not think that it is wise to attempt it this time around.


Comments and complaints to genesereth@stanford.edu.