ethics

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:

A BANK WORKER USING OFFICE COMPUTER TO STEAL CUSTOMERS INFORMATION.

• GREEN COMPUTING

• INFORMATION ACCURACY

• CODE OF CONDUCT

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:

DO NOT LEAVE A LAPTOP CHARGING OVERNIGHT.

• CODE OF CONDUCT

• GREEN COMPUTING

Which of the following factors encourages workplace ethics? (Multiple Answers)

• Transparency

• Bribe

• Fair treatment to the employees of all levels

• Fraud

STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER ETHICS:

YOU ARE NOT USING YOUR FULL NAME IN YOUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT.

• CODE OF CONDUCT

• INFORMATION PRIVACY

You signed up for an hour on the computer at the library. While you are playing an online game, a classmate asks if you would mind logging off and allowing him to do some research for a class assignment. You:

• Agree to give up your remaining computer time

• Make a vulgar gesture and turn back to your game

• Tell him to wait his turn like everybody else

• Tell him that you are in the middle of doing research on games

It is ethical to use people's computer resources with authorization or proper compensation.

• True

• False

Your neighbour accesses your WiFi without your permission. Under which act of parliament, could you punish him?

• Computer Misuse Act (1990)

• Freedom of Information Act (2000)

• Communications Act (2003)

• Data Protection Act (1998)

______ is the concept that an organization should act ethically by taking accountability for the impact of its actions on the environment, the community, and the welfare of its employees.

• Corporate social responsibility

• Corporate governance

• Corporate social entrepreneurship

• Corporate sustainability

Which of these would not be considered unethical?

• Using a top ten list in a report and citing the source

• Pretending to be a college student in a chat room

• Copying for your own use the software that a friend bought

• Posting falsehoods about a teacher that has made you angry

What type of software allows the users to modify and change software?

• Open-source software 

• Proprietary software 

• None of the above