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Worksheetsspi final reviewer
Total questions: 93
Worksheet time: 47mins
M3: Determine the characteristic of professionalism His files, paperwork, everything should be in place. In case he has to make a presentation, everything should be ready beforehand so that there are no delays or fumbling in front of the other employees.
Time management
Positive attitude
Organizational skills
Reliable
Smart office attire
M3: Determine the characteristic of professionalism. Being courteous to the subordinates as well as seniors, using the right words and vocabulary to communicate, respecting the opinions and view points of others, these are the qualities that an employee should ideally display.
Soft skills
Organizational skills
Focus
Ethical behavior
Positive attitude
M3: Determine the characteristic of professionalism. AJ see to is that whatever words that will comes out to him is a constructive communication, that way, he will be called a good communicator.
Soft skills
Time management
Good communication
Smart outfit attire
Focus
M3: Michelle manage his time well, he come to the office on time everyday, being in time for all the office meetings, calling up and informing the manager, just in case he thinks that he is going to be late, these are all traits of a what kind of professionalism characteristic.
Focus
Time management
Reliable
Accountable
Organization skills
M3:. Lexinne was seen by the company as a good file manager, whatever files you needed, where file belongs, where particular thing can be found, can be easily answered by her. What characteristic of professionalism Lexinne possess?
Soft skills
Organization skills
Accountable
Reliable
Time management
M3: Giuseppe was always on time, he do his job well, whatever job given to him was easily done but he was untidy all the time. To what characteristic of professionalism did he violated?
Good communication
Focus
Smart office attire
Ethical Behavior
Positive attitude
M3: Determine the characteristic of professionalism. An employee should keep his work area neat and clean.
Organization skills
Time management
Accountable
Focus
Ethical behavior
M3: Determine the characteristic of professionalism. Nevin has the ability to talk as well as to listen. He always think before he talk, for him, no words cannot be retrieve again once it is said.
Focus
Good communication
Ethical behavior
Positive attitude
Reliable
M3: Bruha never goes to the office without ironing her clothes properly, she see to it that she is always wearing appropriate dress for every occasion she will go. What kind of professionalism Bruha have.
Organizational skill
Reliable
Smart office attire
Focus
Reliable
M3: Determine the characteristic of professionalism. Contessina see to it that every project given to her was submitted ahead of time, this will enable her to modify every changes or correct mistakes occurs before project deliberation was made.
Ethical behavior
Accountable
Soft skills
Time management
Good communication
M1: It is define by norms, values, customs, traditions, mores and laws of the society get changes as the changes are occurring inside the society.
Social Problem
Social change
Social issues
Social perspective
M1: It can be either ascribed or achieved
Statuses
Roles
Social groups
Social intuitions
M1: In subjective elements of social problems, what Cassandra will do to reach for the majority of farmers perceptions in rice importation? 1. Gathered all the farmers and interview them. 2. Make use of a questionnaire and let the DA supervise the dissemination and collection of answer. 3. Make use of forum, both traditional and modern way to get farmers perception. 4. Interview a farmer, create a vlog and blog to reach for peoples opinion.
3 only
4 only
1 and 2 only
1, 2, and 4 only
1, 2, 3 and 4
M1: It is the awareness of social conditions through life experiences and through reports in the media
Social groups
Social Intuition
Subjective elements
Objective elements
Statuses
M1: It is defined as the meanings and ways of life that characterize a society including beliefs, values, norms, sanctions, and symbols.
beliefs
culture
values
norms
symbols
M1: A formal norms backed by authority
Mores
Folkways
Laws
M1: It is known as social agreements about what is considered good and bad, right and wrong, desirable and undesirable.
Symbols
values
beliefs
sanctions
Norms
M1: It is an issue that relates to societies perception of personal lives
social change
social problem
social perspectives
social issues
M1: Established and enduring pattern of social relationships.
statuses
roles
social institutions
social groups
M1: It is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship
Roles
social groups
social institutions
statuses
M4: It means a state of undivided loyalty to self-belief.
integrity
love
vision
commitment
IT workers and Employers relationships aspects are developed over time.
TRUE
FALSE
M4: Determine the code practice in the given situation: Danny and Ogie are friends, they do have different religions and beliefs in life,
although they belong on the same community, they get along, because they respect each other.
Institutional Code
Professional Code
Community Code
Personal Code
M4: What are the pillars of professionalism
Education, Licensing
Commitment, integrity, responsibility, accountability
Vision, love, commitment
IT workers agree on many aspects of work relationship after workers accept job offer
Nah I'd win (TRUE)
What is blud yappin about (FALSE)
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: conducting education campaigns at the
membership level
Appeals
Sanctions
Enforcement
Hearing Procedures
Reporting
M4: This code supplements the professional code significantly.
Personal Code
Institutional Code
Community Code
Professional Code
M4: The code imposed by the institution for which the professional is working.
Community Code
Personal Code
Professional Code
Institutional Code
In a legal perspective IT workers do not meet legal definition of professionals
Nah I'd win (TRUE)
What is blud yappin about (FALSE)
M4: It deals with roles, tasks and actions and their ensuing consequence.
Accountability
Responsibility
Commitment
Professional Code of Conduct
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: revising codes if and when necessary
Hearing Procedures
Reporting
Sanctions
Enforcement
Appeals
M4: It is the obligation to answer for the execution of one’s assigned responsibilities.
Responsibility
Accountability
Professional Code of Conduct
Commitment
IT workers are considered part of the professional services.
Nah I'd win (TRUE)
What is blud yappin about (FALSE)
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: drawing up the codes of ethics for the profession if none exist
Reporting
Enforcement
Hearing Procedures
Appeals
Sanctions
Which of the following DOES NOT describe professionals
Contribute to society, participate in lifelong training, assist other professionals
Carry special rights and responsibilities
It is a calling that requires long and intensive academic preparations
Require advanced training and experience
Must exercise discretion and judgment in their work
M4: This process involves the “cycle of setting measurable goals, planning what needs to be done to meet those goals, reporting progress towards goals, evaluating the reports, and using that feedback to make improvements”
Accountability
Commitment
Professional Code of Conduct
Responsibility
M4: Determine the code practice in the given situation: Dunhill is an illustrator, a graphic designer, whenever client came in to their shop asking to modify something to a scan document, they refuses.
Personal Code
Professional Code
Community Code
Institutional Code
M4: Determine the code practice in the given situation: Based on the AITF rulings, every COVID 19 positive patient should be put into
an isolation area where the patient belongs.
Professional Code
Personal Code
Community Code
Institutional Code
M4: Its primary purpose is to promote the public image of the profession by specifying and enforcing the ethical behavior expected its members.
Professional Code of Conduct
Responsibility
Accountability
Commitment
M4: Determine the code practice in the given situation: Ynah see to it that she study well and got a passing grade, she believes that by
doing this, she can be a great professional someday.
Personal Code
Institutional Code
Professional Code
Community Code
M4: Determine the Code practice in the given situation: Gio is a Student Assistant in a university, he was assigned to take care examination questionnaires and keep it to the safe place where no one can get it. To do it, he keep it on a safe cabinet and padlock it, he only open it during examination period and gave it to the respective professor only.
Institutional Code
Community Code
Personal Code
Professional Code
M4: It comes from the Latin word "Integer", which means entire, undivided or whole
Commitment
Vision
Integrity
Love
M4: This code is meant to build and maintain the public’s confidence in the institution and its employees.
Professional Code
Community Code
Personal Code
Institutional Code
M4: It is the capacity to anticipate and make a plan of action that will circumvent obstacles and maximize benefits.
Love
Commitment
Vision
Integrity
M4: It may be imposed by civil law or the culture of the community in which the professional works.
Institutional Code
Professional Code
Community Code
Personal Code
Which of the following DOES NOT consider a force that change professional services?
worldwide sourcing
commodization
advertising
able to outsource modules
instant communications
Which of the following best describe profession.
Carry special rights and responsibilities
It is a calling that requires a specialized knowledge
It is a calling that requires long and intensive academic preparations
Their work cannot be standardized
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: promoting the image of the profession
Reporting
Hearing Procedures
Enforcement
Appeals
Sanctions
M4: What are the maxims of integrity?
Education, Licensing
Vision, love, commitment
Commitment, integrity, responsibility, accountability
Other aspects of IT Workers work relationship is defined in company’s policy and procedure manual or code of conduct.
Nah I'd win (TRUE)
What is blud yappin about (FALSE)
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: distributing copies of the codes to every member
Appeals
Enforcement
Reporting
Hearing Procedures
Sanctions
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: receiving complaints, conducting hearings, counseling members, and sanctioning members found guilty
Hearing Procedures
Reporting
Sanctions
Appeals
Enforcement
M4: It protects both the image of the profession and that of the individual members.
Community Code
Personal Code
Professional Code
Institutional Code
Certification indicates that a professional possesses a particular set of skills, knowledge, or abilities in the opinion of the certifying
organization.
Nah I'd win (TRUE)
What is blud yappin about (FALSE)
M4: Determine the code practice in the given situation: James see to it that he follows social distancing in giving services to the CS Department, as stated by the rules and regulations given by the University Clinic.
Community Code
Institutional Code
Personal Code
Professional Code
M4: A set of guidelines provided to the professional by the profession spelling out what a professional ought to do and not do.
Professional Code
Personal Code
Community Code
Institutional Code
To whom IT workers involved?
a. IT Users
b. employers
c. Society at Large
d. suppliers
e. clients
f. other professionals
a, b, and c only
d, e, and f only
a only
All of the above
M4: A set of individual moral guidelines on which professionals operate.
Personal Code
Community Code
Institutional Code
Professional Code
M4: Determine to what professional conduct system the given description belongs: Developing disciplinary procedures
Sanctions
Enforcement
Appeals
Reporting
Hearing Procedures
M4: In many ways these guidelines are acquired by professionals from the cultural environment in which they grow up or live in and
the religious beliefs they may practice.
Community Code
Personal Code
Professional Code
Institutional Code
M4: A sign of good leadership, and professionals who have the initiative, the autonomy, and the authority in the provider–client
relationship exemplify leadership.
Vision
Love
Commitment
Integrity
M4: It is a requirement for the profession that members adhere to the code.
Professional Code
Community Code
Institutional Code
Personal Code
M2: From the view of structural functionalism, which one is the definition of society: (1) Social change is inevitable. (2) Social order is constructed through interactions as individuals. (3) Society has balance and harmony. (4) Society has inequities which results to conflict. (5) Society is a cultural consensus exists and leads to social order. (6) Society is a natural part. (7) Society is a natural state. (8) Society is a network of interlocking roles. (9) Society is a set of interrelated parts. (10) Society is always imbalance. (11) Society is marked by power struggles over scarce resources. (12) Society make sense out of their social world.
1, 4, 7, 10, and 11
3, 5, 6, and 9
all of the given description is true
2, 8, and 12
M2: Individual from this group believes that people need society and its institutions
Symbolic interactionism
Structural functionalism
Conflict Theory
Logical Theory
M2: Humans are interpretative and interactive and
changes as the environment changes.
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
Structural Functionalism
Logical Theory
M2: From the view of symbolic interactionism,
which one is the definition of society: (1) Social change is inevitable. (2) Social order is constructed through interactions as individuals. (3) Society has balance and harmony. (4) Society has inequities which results to conflict. (5) Society is a cultural consensus exists and leads to social order. (6) Society is a natural part. (7) Society is a natural state. (8) Society is a network of interlocking roles. (9) Society is a set of interrelated parts. (10) Society is always imbalance. (11) Society is marked by power struggles over scarce resources. (12) Society make sense out of their social world.
1, 4, 7, 10, and 11
3, 5, 6, and 9
all of the given description is true
2, 8, and 12
M2: Individual from this group are inherently good but are corrupted by society and its economic structure
Logical Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
Structural Functionalism
M2: Individual from this group believes that institutions are controlled by groups with power
Logical Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Strucutar Functionalism
Conflict Theory
M2: Which one causes problems under conflict theory? (A) Competition between groups (B) Definition of an objective condition as social problem (C) Different interpretations of roles, (D) Dominance of groups of people over other groups of people (E) Inadequate socialization and /or weak institutions (F) Inequality (G) Labeling of individuals, groups or behaviors as deviant (H) Oppression and exploitation (1) Rapid Social Change (J) Social disorganization that disrupts harmony and balance
All of the given description causes the problem
E, I, J
B, C, AND G
A, D, F, AND H
M2: Individuals from this group believes that socialization is the process which control the socialization
Structural Funtionalism
Logical Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
M2: From the view of conflict theories,
which one is the definition of society: (1) Social change is inevitable. (2) Social order is constructed through interactions as individuals. (3) Society has balance and harmony. (4) Society has inequities which results to conflict. (5) Society is a cultural consensus exists and leads to social order. (6) Society is a natural part. (7) Society is a natural state. (8) Society is a network of interlocking roles. (9) Society is a set of interrelated parts. (10) Society is always imbalance. (11) Society is marked by power struggles over scarce resources. (12) Society make sense out of their social world.
1, 4, 7, 10, and 11
3, 5, 6, and 9
all of the given description is true
2, 8, and 12
M2: Individual from this group believes that orders
is part of the illusion of those so called leader.
Conflict Theory
Logical theory
Symbolic interactionism
Structural Functionalism
Act of illegally making copies of software or enabling access to software to which they are not entitled
whistle blowing
trade secrets
software piracy
Area in which IT workers can be tempted to violate laws and policies
Trade Secrets
Software Piracy
Whistle Blowing
Crime of obtaining goods, services, or property through deception or trickery
Software Piracy
Whistle Blowing
Trade Secrets
none of the above
Determine the ethical platform stated in given scenario: Boots weigh the different consequences of actions occurs on her mind before decision making took place, this way moral obligation, moral actions and morality in nature wont suffer over self-indulgence.
a. Determination of Right and Wrong
b. Human Morality
c. Pursuit of Good Life
d. care for the soul
Determine the ethical platform stated in given scenario: Eliza never judge a person when she doesn’t hear the two sides of the story.
a. care for the soul
b. pursuit of good life
c. Human Morality
d. determination of right and wrong
Determine the ethical platform stated in given scenario: Gio always based his decision to the practice their community was doing since the beginning of time.
Tradition
Belief
Law
Gian was doing his final project, it requires documentation, tired of doing all the program for couple of days, he just download their requirements templates, and he copy all the contents from the internet. He then forgot to include references on their documentation. Question: To what section of ACM code of Ethics, he violates.
section 1.7
Section 1.5
section 1.8
section 1.6
Francis created a program that was used to give AYUDA or donation, His program includes the list of families registered to DSWD, dataset from SSS and BIR in order to determine family members accumulated income and the AYUDA dataset where all household / Family that was given donation was listed. Through Francis program, proper distribution of Donation was given and corruption was minimized somewhat, as what Francis believes. Question: To what section of ACM Code of Ethics does Francis action belongs
a. section 3
b. section 1
c. section 4
d. section 2
In order to pass the graphics and visualization course, Emman hire a graphic designer that could enhance his work based on the technicalities his professor gave. They also get some of the segment of his video to other free videos that they see in the internet and put it to the credits at the end of the video. Credits also includes the name of those people who was part of the project. Question : To what section does Emman violates in Section 1
a. section 1.1
b. section 1.4
c. section 1.3
d. no violation was made
e. section 1.2
Gio is working as a Team Leader in ABC Corporation. He see to it that all his people have an equal workload. He even uses a checklist just to identify what project each of his people is doing, together with the complexity of project it was handle. For him, equality and equity is the best way to show how a good leader should be.
Question: To what section of ACM code of ethics does Gio follows?
a. section 1
b. section 3
c. section 2
d. section 4
ACM: Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: What is the most appropriate course of action for Luka to take upon realizing the USB contains a malicious virus
a. Immediately report the incident to the school administrator.
b. Share the contents of the USB with classmates to gather opinions.
c. Ignore the issue and continue using the USB.
d. Try to fix the issue independently to avoid trouble.
ACM: Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: In the context of the ACM Code of Ethics, what responsibility does Luka have regarding the vulnerability exploited by the malicious virus?
a. Ignore it to avoid trouble.
b. Report it to the school administrator.
c. Share it with classmates for discussion.
d. Attempt to fix it independently.
ACM: Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: According to the ACM Code of Ethics, which principle relates to being transparent about one's work and taking responsibility for it?
a. Avoid Harm
b. Respect for Privacy
c. Access to Computing Resources
d. Honesty
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: Which aspect of the ACM Code of Ethics is most relevant to Luka's responsibility for the potential disclosure of sensitive information?
a. Access to Computing Resources
b. Respect for Privacy
c. Honesty
d. Avoid Harm
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: In the context of the ACM Code of Ethics, what should Luka prioritize to address the security breach effectively and ethically?
a. Ignoring the incident to avoid panic.
b. Implementing strict disciplinary actions against herself.
c. Removing all USB ports from the laboratory computers.
d. Conducting a thorough investigation, notifying relevant authorities, and taking corrective actions.
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: How does Luka's action align with the ACM Code of Ethics principle regarding the confidentiality of sensitive information?
a. Honoring property rights.
b. Enhancing public understanding.
c. Violating user privacy rights.
d. Respecting privacy appropriately.
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: In the context of the ACM Code of Ethics, what action should Luka have taken before using the USB in the computer laboratory?
a. Ignore the potential risks.
b. Share the USB with classmates for their opinions.
c. Report the vulnerability anonymously.
d. Inform the school administrator about the USB contents.
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: How does Luka's action impact the ACM Code of Ethics principle related to avoiding false or misleading information?
a. Enhances public understanding.
b. Violates the principle by spreading false information.
c. Prioritizes property rights.
d. Respects user privacy.
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: Which principle from the ACM Code of Ethics emphasizes the responsibility of computing professionals to minimize harm to others?
a. Access to Computing Resources
b. Avoid Harm
c. Honesty
d. Respect for Privacy
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: How does Luka's introduction of the malicious virus impact the ACM Code of Ethics principle related to maintaining high standards of professional competence?
a. Prioritizes property rights.
b. Enhances public understanding.
c. Violates the principle by showcasing incompetence.
d. Demonstrates high standards.
ACM:Luka’s Case Scenario: Luka is a BSCS student at XYZ University. The university posted a computer laboratory policy on the wall of the designated area. The school administrator makes sure the policy on the usage of the computer laboratory is clear and well-explained to the end user. Little did she know that the USB contained a malicious virus that exploited a vulnerability in the laboratory security and to the whole school. Luka did not recognize that the virus she brought to the facility had the capability to disclose sensitive information, including the Google Drive of the university, to unauthorized users. Question: According to the ACM Code of Ethics, what should Luka consider in terms of balancing the interests of multiple stakeholders?
a. Prioritize personal interests.
b. Avoid harm and consider the interests of all stakeholders.
c. Ignore stakeholders' concerns.
d. Seek opinions from classmates.
