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1 VALLIAMMAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS QUESTION BANK III SEMESTER MC7304 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Regulation 2013 Academic Year Prepared by Mr. S.K. Saravanan, Assistant Professor (Sel.G) /MCA
2 SUBJECT VALLIAMMAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS QUESTION BANK : MC7304 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS SEM / YEAR: III / II YEAR UNIT I - COMPUTER ETHICS INTRODCUTION ANDCOMPUTER HACKING A general Introduction Computer ethics: an overview Identifying an ethical issue- Ethics and law Ethical theories - Professional Code of conduct An ethical dilemma - A framework for ethical decision making - Computer hacking Introduction definition of hacking Destructive programs hacker ethics - Professional constraints BCS code of conduct To hack or not to hack? Ethical positions on hacking Q.No Questions PART - A BT Level Competence 1. Define Computer Ethics. 2. Define logical malleability. 3. Summarize the three kinds of invisibility factors. 4. Examine how one can identify ethical issues? 5. Illustrate the four guiding principles for understanding ethical issues and making informed decisions. 6. What is computer hacking? 7. Distinguish between Ethics and Law. 8. Classify the two ethical theories. 9. Define Kantianism. 10. Compose the key issues related to computer ethics. 11. Analyze Why computer ethics is unique? 12. Write about Utilitarianism theory. 13. Differentiate the Kantianism and Consequentialism theories. 14. Analyze the various issues for making ethical decisions. 15. Compose the motive behind the hacking. 16. Summarize Ethical Dilemma. 17. Predict the five principles values of hacker ethic. 18. Analyze Intrinsic and instrumental goods. 19. Define code of conduct. 20. Assess the important aspects of BCS code of conduct. PART - B
3 Describe the following (i) Importance of computer ethics (ii) To Identifying ethical Issues. (7+6) (i). Discuss about professional constraints in computer hacking. (5) (ii). Discuss about the ethical theory available for right action, self-interest and duty ethics. (8) (i) Compose the term computer Hacking (ii) Predict different types of Hackers (7+6) 4. Illustrate about (i) Kantianism (ii Utilitarianism (7+6) Explain the following (i) Intrinsic and Instrumental Value (ii) Acts versus rules (6+ 7) (i). What is the role and job description of an ethical hacker and what exactly they do for organizations? (6) (ii) Write notes on the ethical position on hacking ( 7) 7. Investigate the following (i) Worms (iii) Spyware (6+7) Illustrate about (i) the most common types of viruses. (ii) How to evaluate alternatives from various perspective in ethical decision making process (7+6) Write short notes on (i) Trojan Horses (ii) Bombs (iii) Denialof- service (5+ 4+4) Assess the following (i) principal values of Hacker Ethics (ii) Motives behind Hacking (7+6) Describe the relationship between ethics and laws with an 11. example. 12. Explain the different types of destructive programs (i) Compare the strength and weakness of Kantianism and Consequentialism theories (ii) How to Understanding ethical issues and making decisions with help of ethical framework? (7+6) Analyze the following (i) main arguments against hacking (ii) the main ethical defences of hacking. (7+6) PART - C 1. Compose : (i) BCS code of conduct in detail (ii) create the snapshot of key ethical theories (8+7) 2. Assess: (i) why do people write and spread destructive programs? How computer viruses and other destructive programs are spread? (8) (ii) Determine the frameworks for ethical decision making in detail (7) 3 Assess the professional code of conduct and their roles in detail. (15)
4 4 Examine about to hack or not to hack and ethical positions on hacking. justify (15) UNIT II - ASPECTS OF COMPUTER CRIME AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Aspects of computer crime - Introduction - What is computer crime computer security measures Professional duties and obligations - Intellectual Property Rights The nature of Intellectual Property Intellectual Property Patents, Trademarks, Trade Secrets, Software Issues, Copyright The extent and nature of software piracy Ethical and professional issues free software and open source code PART - A Q.No Questions BT Competence Level 1. Define Computer crime. 2. Mention the different types of computer crime. 3. Identify the different types of computer fraud with an example. 4. Analyze the reasons for the corporate espionage. 5. Illustrate the various computer security measures. 6. What is meant by software audit control? 7. Construct the main duties and obligations of professionals 8. Define the term IPR. 9. Identify any four Ethical and professional issues in IPR. 10. Assess the advantages of Intellectual Property Rights. 11. What are patents? 12. Outline the term Copyright. 13. Assess the term trademark. 14. Illustrate the ways to violate trademark 15. Discuss some of the common software issues 16. Summarize the two agencies that protect copyright. 17. Differentiate between trademark, patent and copyright. 18. Define Software Piracy 19. Find out the various activities involved in software piracy 20. Compose the benefits of free and open source software. PART - B 1. What is computer crime? Describe the different types of computer crimes.
5 2. Discuss about (i) The main duties and obligations of professional. (6) (ii) Nature of Intellectual Property Rights (7) What is meant by corporate Espionage? Illustrate the various reasons of Corporate Espionage. Illustrate (i) computer technology and intellectual property (ii) List some features of Intellectual Properties. (7+6) 5. Compose (i) Unauthorized use of computer at work (i) Harassment and sexually-related Material(6+7) Analyze the following (i) Firewall (ii) Key strength of password (7+6) Define Encryption. Describe the various types of Encryption. Describe the following (i) Antivirus Software (ii)biometrics (7+6) Assess the concepts of (i) Audit Control Software (ii) Access Control (8+5) 1 Remembering 10. Describe about (i) Copy Right (ii) Patents (8+5) 11. Explain in detail about (i) Trade Marks (ii) Trade Secrets (8+5) 12. Hacking Tactics (ii) ) Some common software issues. Describe the following (i) some examples of Common 13. (6+7) Identify the following (i) Extent and nature of software piracy (ii) Ways to minimize the software Piracy. (7+6) 14. Analyze about (i) Main Ethical and Professional issues (ii) Benefits of Free and Open Source Software. (7+6) PART - C 1. (i) Propose the various computer security measures with its limitations (ii) Invent how is Due diligence different from due care and why are both important? (10+5) 2. (i) What is intellectual property? Explain the various types of intellectual property in details (ii) Summarize the differences between free software and open source software.(10+5) 3. Define Computer fraud. Discuss about the various techniques for computer fraud. (15) 4. What is software Piracy? Explain different activities in software piracy. (15)
6 UNIT III - REGULATING INTERNET CONTENT, TECHNOLOGY AND SAFETY Introduction In defence of freedom expression censorship laws upholding free speech Fr peech and the Internet - Ethical and professional issues - Internet technologies and privacy Safety a isk assessment of safety and risk risk benefit analysis reducing risk PART - A Q.No Questions BT Level Competence 1 Define Free Speech. 2 Illustrate the laws restricting Free Speech 3 Summarize the intellectual consequences of Denial of Free Speech. Define Censorship. 4 5 Discuss the merits of censorship in regulating internet content. 6 Differentiate between self-censorship and soft censorship. 7 List out the most problematic forms of speech on the internet. 8 Analyze the internet privacy. 9 What contents must be filtered or blocked from Internet? 10 Compose anonymity on the internet. 11 Examined about chained r ing. 12 Discuss out some ethical and professional issues. 13 Illustrate the privacy in an information security context. 14 What is meant by cancelbot? 15 What is meant by risk benefit analysis? 16 Invent some of Risk exposure assessment What is safety? Give an example. Give the outline to assess the risks in workplace. Assess some of the advantages of RFID. 20 Define Cookie. PART - B Describe the following (i) types of regulatory options (ii) Defence of freedom Expression (7+6) Describe (i) Laws upholding free Speech (ii) Laws restricting free speech (7+6) Analyze the following (i) Types of censorship tools (ii) Anonymous Expression for and against (6+7) Describe about (i) Internet Technologies supporting Free Speech (ii) Internet Technologies Tools for censorship (6+7)
7 Assess the various impact of computer technology over privacy. Explain the following (i) Cookies (ii) Spam (7+6) Analyze the concept of RFID along with its implications and advantages. Illustrate about (i) List out the various types of risks. Explain (ii) How to reduce risks? Examine the various steps involved in reducing the risks.(7+6) Compose the concepts of safety and risk assessment in detail. Describe about the Risk benefit analysis with an example. Describe about the personal and public risk with example. Explain the following (i) Cookies (ii) Spam (7+6) Illustrate the ethical and professional issues in Internet. Explain the following (i) improved safety with an example (ii) When testing is inappropriate for safety. (7+6) PART - C (i) Construct the technical and non-technical internet content censorship methods in detail. (ii) Compose the pros and cons of freedom of expression on the internet? (10+5) (i) Choose the various types of risk assessment and how does it relate to information technology specifically and explain mechanisms for reducing risks? (ii) Assess the importance of regulating internet content in detail. (8+7) Compose the information about Free speech and the internet in briefly. (15) Explain the impact of information technology on privacy and how can information technology itself solve Concerns. (15) UNIT IV - COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES Introduction Principle of equal access Obstacles to access for individuals professional responsibility - Empowering computers in the workplace Introduction computers and employment computers and the quality of work computerized monitoring in the work place telecommuting social, legal and professional issues - Use of Software, Computers and Internetbased Tools Liability for Software errors - Documentation Authentication and Control Software engineering code of ethics and practices IEEE-CS ACM Joint task force PART - A
8 Q.No Questions BT Competence Level 1 Define professional responsibilities. 2 List out the principles of equal access 3 Investigate various obstacles to access for individuals 4 Illustrate any four accessibility issue in computer technology 5 Examine the relations between computer and quality of work. 6 Debate the advantages and disadvantage of computerized monitoring in the work place. 7 Analyze the several factors for determination of liability for computer aided mistakes 8 State some reasons for the impact of new technology was not as great as envisaged. 9 Distinguish between the legal and professional issues 10 Define Institutional Authority 11 Outline the guidelines to reach an agreement. 12 Give some rules of professional conduct. 13 Define Shareware. 14 What is meant by telecommuting? 15 State some of the drawback of telecommuting 16 Assess purposes for using internet based tools? 17 Define EIM. 18 Compose the different types of software documentation. 19 What is authentication? 20 Verify the key challenges are facing in software engineering? PART - B 1 Analyze the following (i) The broader consequences of equal access (ii) Enabling the technology for disabled people. (6+7) 2 Assess the various Rules of professional conduct in detail. Examine the following (i) Roles of computers in 3 Employment (ii) Health and safety Hazards in IT Industry. (7+6) 4 What is Telecommuting and What are benefits and limitations of telecommuting? ii) How the uses of computers improve the quality of work? Explain. (7+6)
9 Illustrate the social, legal and professional issues in work place monitoring. (i) Explain how computer can be used ethically? (ii) Give the outline of Uses of Software and its Classification. (7+6) Compose the following (i) arguments for and against monitoring in workplace (ii) The code of ethics on workplace monitoring. (8+5) Discuss the various benefits and effects of computer monitoring in the workplace Describe about the Liability for software errors in detail. Discuss following (i) Duty to employers and clients (ii) Duty to the profession (7+6) Describe about (i) Key Challenges are facing software engineering (ii)professional and ethical responsibility of the software engineer. (7+ 6) Discuss about some common points related to use of Internet based tools for Ethics. Show the eight principles of software engineering code of ethics in detail. (i). Investigate the area covered in ethical decision making. (ii) Identify the uses of computers ethically. (7+6) PART - C 1. Propose the Principles of equal access, obstacles to access for individuals and professional responsibility in computer technology accessibility issues. (15) i) Assess IEEE CS/ACM Software engineering code of 2. ethics and professional practice(10) (ii) Determine various obstacles to information access for individual (5) 3. Explain briefly the documentation authentication and control. (15) 4. Highlight impact of information technology on privacy and explain how information technology can address these issues. (15) UNIT V - SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL NETWORKING Software Development strategies for engineering quality standards Quality manageme tandards Social Networking Company owned social network web site the use of soc etworks in the hiring process Social Networking ethical issues Cyber bullying cyber stalking Online virtual world Crime in virtual world - digital rights management - Online defamation Pira Fraud
10 PART - A Q.No Questions BT Competence Level 1 Illustrate the various factors influencing software Quality. 2 Differentiate between SSDLC and SDLC. 3 State some activities of Quality Management. 4 Define social networking. 5 Illustrate the uses of social networks in the hiring process 6 Summarize the various issues for social networking Web sites. 7 What is meant by SOPA? 8 Difference between Paid, Owned and Earned media. 9 Analyze about MMORPG and Avatar. 10 Debate Thin copy right and Thick copy right in DRM. 11 Create the list for frequently busted online fraud. 12 What are virtual crimes? 13 Define cyber bullying. 14 Define cyber- stalking. 15 Debate the difference between Marketing and Virtual Marketing. 16 Define online defamation. 17 Define Internet piracy. 18 Illustrate the benefits of online virtual world. 19 Outline about spoofing. 20 What is meant by malware? PART - B Describe the following (i) the causes for poor software quality. (ii) the importance of software Quality. (5+8) Determine in detail about the phases of SDLC? Illustrate about (i) different strategies of software design (ii) Different levels of testing (7+6) 4 Discuss about (i) Failure Mode and Effects analysis(fema) with example (ii) Tick IT (7+6) 5 (i) compose the need of ISO 9001 certification for software industries (6) (ii) Distinguish manufacturing and software industries with respect to ISO9000 Certification. (7)
11 Describe the Characteristics of (i) Cyber bullying (ii) Cyber stalking (7+6) Explain about the key ethical issues associated with the use of social networking websites. Describe the categories of threads in online Virtual World. Illustrate about (i) Social Networking Advertising strategies (ii) Uploading of inappropriate Material in Social Networking (7+6) What is virtual world? Discuss about the crimes in the virtual world. Explain the following (i) the major functionality of DRM (ii) Online Defamation (7+6) Describe about the various DRM Techniques. Analyze the various types of online piracy with an example. Explain the various types of online fraud with examples. PART - C 1. Propose Quality Management Standard. Design the various standards available for engineering quality. (3+12) (i). Assess the various strategies for engineering quality software in details. (8) (ii) Verify the use of social networks in the hiring process. (7) Compose the various social networking ethical issues in detail. (15) Explain about DRM is used to control the use of digital content in the virtual world securely. (15)
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