Even if it isn't part of theoretical CS, it's certainly part of the practice of programming, which university-level CS programs claim to teach. > There's no tr

Even if it isn't part of theoretical CS, it's certainly part of the practice of programming, which university-level CS programs claim to teach. > There's no traditional CS courses I can think of that this would fit in, except for maybe an ethics in CS course, which not all schools have. All CS programs should have an ethics course, at least, and I think this would work in that context. For example, deontological ethical reasoning is about navigating among conflicting duties, and licenses can certainly impose duties on people.