Question 1

The ____ Project defines the word 'profession' very broadly.

Accepted Answer

A)  Good Works 
B)  Hard Works 
C)  Pro Works 
D)  Ideal Works 
A)  Good Works 
B)  Hard Works 
C)  Pro Works 
D)  Ideal Works A

Question 2

New physicians are administered the _______________ before they are accepted into their profession.

Accepted Answer

A)  Hippocratic Oath 
B)  Hypocritic Oaf 
C)  Hypodermic Loaf 
D)  Vow to Practice 
A)  Hippocratic Oath 
B)  Hypocritic Oaf 
C)  Hypodermic Loaf 
D)  Vow to Practice A

Question 3

Why would Antonio's actions in reading section 2.6, "Going into Business," be considered moral from an act utilitarian standpoint?

Accepted Answer

Act utilitarians believe that what people don't know won't hurt them. Antonio's actions are morally permissible because he successfully kept his actions a secret from others. Since act utilitarianism focuses on the result, not the intention behind the action, Antonio's behavior is actually beneficial to the overall level of happiness.

Question 4

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-(according to Davis' model) goals that are inherently good to achieve, although failing to achieve them is not necessarily wrong

Accepted Answer

A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal 
A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal

Question 5

Neither the ACM Code of Ethics nor the ACM/IEEE Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice provides the basis of a profession according to _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  John Kultgen 
B)  Michael Bayles 
C)  The Professional Cotton Pickers Association 
D)  Michael Davis 
A)  John Kultgen 
B)  Michael Bayles 
C)  The Professional Cotton Pickers Association 
D)  Michael Davis

Question 6

The ____________ Computer Society has created their own Code of Professional Conduct with eight tenets for their members to abide by.

Accepted Answer

A)  New Zealand 
B)  Australia 
C)  Indonesia 
D)  Oceania 
A)  New Zealand 
B)  Australia 
C)  Indonesia 
D)  Oceania

Question 7

The ______________ and the ACM Code of Ethics are the best-known codes for software engineers in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A)  IEEE Chart of Morals and Right Practices 
B)  ACM/IEEE Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice 
C)  OEEE Computer Society's Code of Professional Conduct 
D)  Harvard School of Education New Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct 
A)  IEEE Chart of Morals and Right Practices 
B)  ACM/IEEE Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice 
C)  OEEE Computer Society's Code of Professional Conduct 
D)  Harvard School of Education New Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct

Question 8

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-a philosopher who argues that all professions require extensive training, involve significant intellectual effort, and provide an important service to society

Accepted Answer

A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal 
A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal

Question 9

What are a few of the challenges of creating a set of standards for members of a particular profession to follow?

Accepted Answer

The set of rules must be clear and conci

Question 10

All forms of journalism fit in with Bayles' three attributes of a profession.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Medicine has most, but not all, of Kultgen's core attributes of a profession.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-(according to Davis) a state of affairs that, though not morally required, every rational person at his/her rational best wants everyone else to approach, all else being equal; moreover, everyone wants that so much that they are willing to reward, assist, or at least praise such conduct if that is the price for others to do the same

Accepted Answer

A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal 
A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal

Question 13

Explain one way the ACM Code of Ethics is flawed.

Accepted Answer

One of the moral imperatives of the ACM

Question 14

Davis defines profession in terms of _______ issues.

Accepted Answer

A)  health 
B)  legal 
C)  mental 
D)  moral 
A)  health 
B)  legal 
C)  mental 
D)  moral

Question 15

There is a single definition of professionalism that has become accepted by everyone.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

____________________ is a term commonly used to describe a concept that has a meaning with unclear boundaries.

Accepted Answer

"Fuzzy con

Question 17

In Kultgen's wheel, the ____ represents those occupations that are never considered professional.

Accepted Answer

A)  outer circle 
B)  left spoke 
C)  center (axle) 
D)  inner rim 
A)  outer circle 
B)  left spoke 
C)  center (axle) 
D)  inner rim

Question 18

In Kultgen's wheel, the ____ represents the standard professions of law and medicine.

Accepted Answer

A)  outer rim 
B)  left spoke 
C)  center (axle) 
D)  inner rim 
A)  outer rim 
B)  left spoke 
C)  center (axle) 
D)  inner rim

Question 19

In Isaac Asimov's series of robot stories, what were the laws that made up each of the robots' essential beings?

Accepted Answer

1. A robot may not injure a human being

Question 20

Any business that involves the sale of software is subject to _________ if a customer is harmed as a result of the faulty software.

Accepted Answer

A)  criminal malfeasance 
B)  dissolution 
C)  introspection 
D)  a lawsuit 
A)  criminal malfeasance 
B)  dissolution 
C)  introspection 
D)  a lawsuit

The ____ Project defines the word 'profession' very broadly.

New physicians are administered the _______________ before they are accepted into their profession.

Why would Antonio's actions in reading section 2.6, "Going into Business," be considered moral from an act utilitarian standpoint?

Match each term with the correct statement below. -(according to Davis' model) goals that are inherently good to achieve, although failing to achieve them is not necessarily wrong

Neither the ACM Code of Ethics nor the ACM/IEEE Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice provides the basis of a profession according to _____________.

The ____________ Computer Society has created their own Code of Professional Conduct with eight tenets for their members to abide by.

The ______________ and the ACM Code of Ethics are the best-known codes for software engineers in the United States.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -a philosopher who argues that all professions require extensive training, involve significant intellectual effort, and provide an important service to society

What are a few of the challenges of creating a set of standards for members of a particular profession to follow?

All forms of journalism fit in with Bayles' three attributes of a profession.

Medicine has most, but not all, of Kultgen's core attributes of a profession.

Explain one way the ACM Code of Ethics is flawed.

Davis defines profession in terms of _______ issues.

There is a single definition of professionalism that has become accepted by everyone.

____________________ is a term commonly used to describe a concept that has a meaning with unclear boundaries.

In Kultgen's wheel, the ____ represents those occupations that are never considered professional.

In Kultgen's wheel, the ____ represents the standard professions of law and medicine.

In Isaac Asimov's series of robot stories, what were the laws that made up each of the robots' essential beings?

Any business that involves the sale of software is subject to _________ if a customer is harmed as a result of the faulty software.

Critical Reasoning and Moral Theory

Privacy

Intellectual and Intangible Property

Trust, Safety, and Reliability

How Computing Is Changing Who We Are

Democracy, Freedom of Speech, and Freedom of the Press

Computing and Vulnerable Groups

Autonomous and Pervasive Technology

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Exam 2: Computing Professions and Professional Ethics

The ____ Project defines the word 'profession' very broadly.

New physicians are administered the _______________ before they are accepted into their profession.

Why would Antonio's actions in reading section 2.6, "Going into Business," be considered moral from an act utilitarian standpoint?

Match each term with the correct statement below. -(according to Davis' model) goals that are inherently good to achieve, although failing to achieve them is not necessarily wrong

Neither the ACM Code of Ethics nor the ACM/IEEE Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice provides the basis of a profession according to _____________.

The ____________ Computer Society has created their own Code of Professional Conduct with eight tenets for their members to abide by.

The ______________ and the ACM Code of Ethics are the best-known codes for software engineers in the United States.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -a philosopher who argues that all professions require extensive training, involve significant intellectual effort, and provide an important service to society

What are a few of the challenges of creating a set of standards for members of a particular profession to follow?

All forms of journalism fit in with Bayles' three attributes of a profession.

Medicine has most, but not all, of Kultgen's core attributes of a profession.

Explain one way the ACM Code of Ethics is flawed.

Davis defines profession in terms of _______ issues.

There is a single definition of professionalism that has become accepted by everyone.

____________________ is a term commonly used to describe a concept that has a meaning with unclear boundaries.

In Kultgen's wheel, the ____ represents those occupations that are never considered professional.

In Kultgen's wheel, the ____ represents the standard professions of law and medicine.

In Isaac Asimov's series of robot stories, what were the laws that made up each of the robots' essential beings?

Any business that involves the sale of software is subject to _________ if a customer is harmed as a result of the faulty software.

Critical Reasoning and Moral Theory

Privacy

Intellectual and Intangible Property

Trust, Safety, and Reliability

How Computing Is Changing Who We Are

Democracy, Freedom of Speech, and Freedom of the Press

Computing and Vulnerable Groups

Autonomous and Pervasive Technology

Filters