# Self-Organization in Science and Society

## STSO-4580

Self-organization has become increasingly important in science and engineering. Self-assembly of molecular structures are critical to nanotechnology; self-organizing swarms of insects are modeled in biology and robotics, and so on. But recursive loops in which things govern themselves are also foundational to society. Indigenous societies are renowned for their ecological self-stabilization. Wikipedia, Open Sources Software, and other means of "crowdsourcing" offer new visions for a more democratic civil society.

4 credits
Cross-listed with:
STSO-4580 Self-Organization in Science and Society
Prereqs:
none

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2017 | Self-organization In Sci & Soc (4c) Ron B Eglash Seats Taken: 7/10 |  |
2016 | Self-organization In Sci & Soc (4c) Ron B Eglash Seats Taken: 4/19 |  |
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2014 | Self-organization In Sci & Soc (4c) Ron B Eglash Seats Taken: 15/19 |  |
2013 | Self-organization In Sci & Soc (4c) Ron B Eglash Seats Taken: 12/19 |  |
2012 | Self-organization In Sci & Soc (4c) Ron B Eglash Seats Taken: 12/17 |  |
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2010 | Self-organization In Sci & Soc (4c) Jamie A. Obst Karen M. Dvorak Ron B Eglash Seats Taken: 22/25 |  |
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