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WEEK 1: Morals, Ethics, and Laws in IT

by littlemonstercutie · shared 26 days ago
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4 multiple choice · 6 written
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EthicsMoralsLawsProfessional ConductInformation TechnologyCodes Of Conduct
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How are ethics enforced in a professional context?

4 choices · multiple choice
    Question 02

    What is the analogy used to describe laws in the context of societal rules?

    • A)
      The unwritten agreement of a community.
    • B)
      The absolute baseline boundaries established for safety.
    • C)
      The rulebook of a specific profession.
    • D)
      The personal promise to oneself.
    Question 03

    Which example illustrates the enforcement of laws?

    • A)
      An engineer refusing to work on specific game features due to ethics.
    • B)
      A doctor maintaining patient confidentiality.
    • C)
      A citizen being fined for running a red light.
    • D)
      A person feeling guilty for stealing.
    Question 04

    What are morals as described in the source material?

    Question 05

    How does the source define ethics and their enforcement?

    Question 06

    What is the role of laws in society according to the source?

    Question 07

    How are morals defined in the context of personal beliefs?

    Question 08

    What is the enforcement method for professional ethics?

    Question 09

    What do laws represent in terms of societal rules?

    Question 10

    What is the defining characteristic of ethics as per the information provided?

    • A)
      They are personal internal beliefs
    • B)
      They are universal rules enforced by law
    • C)
      They are codes of conduct for groups or professions
    • D)
      They are opinions shared within a community