Ethics in Information Technology - Professional Relationships Quiz

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Match the following with their description:

IT Professionals = Require advanced training and experience Programmers = Specialized knowledge Chief Information Officers (CIOs) = Exercise discretion and judgment in their work Database Administrators = Contribute to society, participate in lifelong training, assist other professionals

Match the following IT specialists with their role:

Systems Analysts = Analyze and design computer systems Software Engineers = Develop software applications Local Area Network (LAN) Administrators = Manage local network infrastructure IT Professionals = Carry special rights and responsibilities

Match the following with their primary requirement:

Professionals = Must exercise discretion and judgment in their work IT Workers = Long and intensive academic preparation Database Administrators = Specialized knowledge Ethics for IT Workers and IT Users = Require advanced training and experience

Match the following IT specialists with their primary responsibility:

<p>Programmers = Develop software code Systems Analysts = Analyze business requirements Chief Information Officers (CIOs) = Strategic decision-making in IT Software Engineers = Design and build software applications</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following with their contribution to society:

<p>IT Professionals = Participate in lifelong training, assist other professionals Database Administrators = Contribute to society through effective data management Local Area Network (LAN) Administrators = Improve network connectivity for businesses Ethics in Information Technology = Discuss the ethical considerations in IT practices</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

  • IT workers do not meet the legal definition of professionals
  • They are not licensed by state or federal government
  • They are not liable for malpractice

Professional Relationships in IT

  • IT workers are involved in relationships with:
    • Employers
    • Clients
    • Suppliers
    • Other professionals
    • IT users
    • Society at large

Ethical Issues between IT Workers and Employers

  • Software piracy:
    • The act of illegally making copies of software or enabling access to software without entitlement
    • The Business Software Alliance (BSA) is a trade group that represents the world's largest software and hardware manufacturers, aiming to stop unauthorized software copying
  • Trade secrets:
    • Business information unknown to the public
    • Companies take actions to keep it confidential
    • Requires cost or effort to develop
  • Whistle-blowing:
    • An employee attracts attention to a negligent, illegal, unethical, abusive, or dangerous act that threatens the public interest

Relationships Between IT Workers and Clients

  • IT workers provide:
    • Hardware, software, or services at a certain cost and within a given time frame
  • Clients provide:
    • Compensation
    • Access to key contacts
    • Work space
  • Relationship is usually documented in contractual terms

Ethical Issues Between IT Workers and Clients

  • Conflict of interest:
    • A conflict between a person's (or firm's) self-interest and the interests of a client

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