Technology & Ethics

Personal behaviors that build responsibility and trust.

• Ethics

• Employee

  Monitoring

• Cyberloafing

• Doxing

Computer ethics requires more than just avoiding unlawful acts but also upholding standards such as confidentiality, human dignity, civility, and property rights

• True

• False

An area of computer science that focuses on intelligent machines.

• Ethics

• Artificial

  Intelligence

• Dark web

• Doxing

Content that is owned by a copyright holder.

• Intellectual

  Property

• Doxing

• Dark web

• Ethics

A network of encrypted content that allows users to engage in untraceable activity.

• AI

• doxing

• dark web

• ethics

Environmentally sound policies that prescribe energy efficiency, recycling, and eco-friendly disposal of electronic equipment.

• cyberloafing

• Computer Science

• Green computing

• Ergonomics

light emitted from electronic devices, which can lead to eyestrain, headaches, fatigue, and long-term vision problems

• True

• False

A range of the visible light spectrum, typically used to refer to light emitted from electronic devices, which can lead to eyestrain, headaches, fatigue, and long-term vision problems

• Blue light

• Cyberloafing

• Ergonomics

• Green computing

Employees using their company's internet connection for personal use on company time.

• Hactivism

• cyberloafing

• Blue light

• Ergonomics

Publishing the private contact information of one's political opponents online.

• net

  neutrality

• doxing

• hacktivism

• employee monitoring