Lesson 1 Flashcards

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considered the right and good by most people

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moral

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agreeing with a standard of right behavior

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moral

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an area of sturdy that deals with ideas about what is good and bad behavior

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ethics

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a branch of philosophy dealing with what is morally right or wrong

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ethics

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the whole system or set of rules made by the government of a town, state, country, etc

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laws

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the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.

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ethics

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it defines how thing are according to the rules

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ethics

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sources of ethics

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social system / external

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We do it because the society says it is the right thing to do

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ethics

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We don’t do it because we may face peer/societal disapproval. or even be fired from our job

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ethics

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principles or habits with a respect to right or wrong conduct

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morals

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it defines how things should work according to an individual’s ideas and principles

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morals

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sources of morals

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individual / internal

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We do it because we believe in something being right or wrong

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moral

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We don’t do it because doing something against one’s morals and principles can have different effects on different people, they may feel uncomfortable, remorse, depressed, etc.

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moral

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16
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how an ethical culture is imposed

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  1. establish corporate credo
  2. establish ethics program
  3. establish corporate ethics code
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corporate credo involves:

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  1. ethics program
  2. tailored to corporate credo
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a part of philosophy which deals with how computing professionals should make decisions regarding professional and social conduct

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computer ethics

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19
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manager responsible for computer ethics

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CIO

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20
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What is the main impact of technology on our culture?

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We are fully dependent on technology

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21
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List three applications of technology in modern life.

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  • Medicine
  • Health
  • Education
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What are the good effects of technology?

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  • Faster Transportation
  • Faster Communication
  • Faster Information Sharing
  • Faster Agriculture productivity
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What is a bad effect of technology regarding problem-solving?

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When technology is a solution to one problem, it can cause another problem

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24
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True or False: Technology makes humans more mechanical.

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What ethical implications are associated with information technology?
Morals, Ethics, Laws
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Define ethics.
An area of study that deals with ideas about what is good and bad behavior
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What does a Corporate Credo involve?
* Commitment to Customer * Commitment to Employee * Commitment of Employee to Security * Commitment of Employee to Employee * Commitment to Communities * Commitment to Stockholder
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What is Computer Ethics?
A part of Philosophy which deals with how computing professionals should make decisions regarding professional and social conduct
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What are the Rights to Computer?
* Rights to Computer Access * Rights to Computer Skills * Rights to Computer Specialist * Rights to Computer Decision-Making
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What does the social contract of information services ensure?
* The computer will not unduly invade privacy * Ensure the accuracy of computer processing * Protect the sanctity of Intellectual Property * Make the computer accessible to society
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Define disruptive technology.
A product or service designed for a new set of customers that displaces established technology
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Who coined the term disruptive technology?
Clayton M. Christensen
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What is Schumpeter's Theory of Innovation?
Technological innovations appear at rare intervals and can destroy old ways of doing things while creating new ones
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What is In-Memory Computing?
Processing and utilization of data stored in RAM instead of on disk drives
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What is Crowd Sourcing Workforce?
Harnessing talent outside the company to create an expanded workforce
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What is Digital Engagement?
The use of digital tools and techniques to mobilize customers around a product or service
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What does the term 'wearables' refer to?
Technological devices worn by users
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What are the four design principles of Industry 4.0?
* Interoperability * Information transparency * Technical assistance * Decentralized decisions
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What does ICT stand for?
Information and Communication Technology
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What is the definition of the Digital Divide?
The gap between countries, demographic groups, and economic areas in terms of technology availability and use
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What are the three levels at which the digital divide can be experienced?
* National level * International level * Individual level
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What is the digital divide?
A gap between those who have access to digital technologies and the internet and those who do not. ## Footnote It encompasses differences in availability and use of modern technology.
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What factors contribute to the digital divide?
Five key factors: * Age * Status * Location * Economic conditions * Infrastructure ## Footnote Each factor represents a different barrier to full participation in the digital world.
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How does the digital divide manifest at a national level?
It describes the difference between those in the population who have regular access to modern technology and those who have the necessary skills to use it effectively.
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What is the digital divide at an international level?
It describes the difference between developed and developing countries.
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How does access to high-speed internet differ between city and rural areas?
City residents have greater access due to: * Existing infrastructure * Higher concentration of people ## Footnote Rural areas face higher costs for infrastructure development.
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Which regions have greater access to modern technology?
USA, Europe, and Northern Asia.
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Which regions have restricted access to modern technology?
Parts of Africa, India, and South Asia.
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How does socio-economic status affect access to technology?
Richer individuals can afford high-speed internet and advanced technology, while poorer individuals may lack access, impacting education and e-commerce.
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What is the impact of having high vs. low performing technologies?
Users with higher performing technologies enjoy: * Better streaming quality * Fewer interruptions ## Footnote This leads to a disparity in user experience.
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What percentage of households in the Philippines lack Internet access?
Over half of households.
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What are the barriers to digital inclusion identified by experts in the Philippines?
Gaps in: * Access to technology * Skills * Usage * Trust ## Footnote Experts call for affordable devices, enhanced digital education, and cybersecurity improvements.
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What does the World Bank report from April 2024 highlight about the digital divide?
A 16 percentage point increase in disparity from 2019 to 2022.
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What is one recommendation from the World Bank to improve the digital divide in the Philippines?
Simplifying market entry and ensuring fair competition.
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What challenges does the Philippines face regarding digital infrastructure?
Outdated policy frameworks and a broadband market dominated by a duopoly.
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How does the digital divide tend to increase with new technologies?
Younger generations adopt technology faster, and new technologies are initially more expensive. ## Footnote Wealthier individuals typically access new technologies before poorer individuals.
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What example illustrates the rapid adoption of smart watches?
Sales increased from 3.7 million in 2013 to 6.8 million in 2014, primarily in developed countries.
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What is the hope for the future regarding the digital divide?
To eliminate a culture of digital divide and create a culture of digital inclusion.