I serendipitously encountered this collection of student projects from a course at Stanford: Computer Science 201, Computers, Ethics, and Social Responsibility. Looks like it was a stimulating course, judging from the students' work:

Projects from Winter Quarter 2000-01

• The Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act: Ethical Issues in Software Commerce Law
• Women and Computer Science at the College Level
• The Shortage of Female Computer Science Faculty at Stanford
• The Effects of the Internet on the Personal Lives of Stanford Students
• The Open-Source Movement
• Rage With The Machine: Grassroots Democracy in the Digital Age
• Not Just Dirty Pictures: The Social and Legal Implications of Online Pornography
• Privacy: Implications of "Cookies" and Other Clickstream Capture Technologies
• The Web vs. the Honor Code
• Participatory Design: An Approach for Systems Design
• A Retrospective on Computer Viruses
• Packet-Monitoring Software
• DVD Encryption: A Survey of the Current State of Affairs
• The Impact of the Internet on Developing Countries