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    ITC331 - Ethics and Professional Practice Session 1 2013 Faculty of Business School of Computing and Mathematics CSU Study Centre Sydney Internal Mode Subject Coordinator Chandana Penatiyana Withanage Subject Overview Welcome to a new session of study at Charles Sturt University. The aim of this subject is to understand and examine a wide range of ethical and professional practice issues and concepts in the information and communication technology (ICT) field. The different types of widely used

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    corporation’s task environment includes a large number of groups with interest in a business organization’s activities. These groups are referred to as stakeholders because they affect or are affected by the achievement of the firm’s objectives. Ethics Stakeholder analysis is the identification and evaluation of corporate stakeholders. This can be done in a three-step process. The first step in stakeholder analysis is to identify primary stakeholders‚ those who

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    Ethics in the work place is one of the most important things to demonstrate in any type of work. In the workplace‚ some workers tend to make hard decisions but when it comes down to making an important decision it has to be done so that everything will run smoothly. It is common today that the workers do not want to make the right decision because they feel that it is not going to hurt anyone if no decision has been made. People think that there will be an easy way to do a job but in all honesty

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    Some people believe that cloning animals is acceptable; however‚ cloning humans is against their morals. Cloning animals and humans should not be allowed‚ because it is morally wrong‚ fatal to the health of animals and humans‚ and the majority of society believes cloning is bad. Cloning humans and animals is morally wrong. The American Anti-Vivisection Society has studied cloning and has concluded that “Many feel that cloning is “not natural‚” or is “playing God”” (Fast 1). In the movie The 6th Day

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    Was T.R. Malthus right or wrong regarding the "natural regulator"? By Dimitrios Pastirmatzis In an age where everyone were writings theories and predictions that the future will bring an era upon humanity better than the time man spent on Eden‚ Thomas Robert Malthus predicted the opposite. His theory of Overpopulation is what brought him‚ some say unjustified‚ ridicule by his peers and long after his death. Where others spoke of population increase bringing more and more happiness to the state

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    engaging in Corporate Social Responsibility. Moreover‚ there is moral and immoral approach to Corporate social responsibility. In this report‚ both approaches will be compared‚ highlighting the moral approach to Corporate social responsibility. Ethics Theories and Corporate Social Responsibility So many practices and actions can fall under Corporate social responsibility‚ but they all can be categorized into two – “the musts” and “the electives”. A business must be honest and truthful in regards

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    Because the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics often helps people work through moral dilemmas‚ it has developed a method for ethical decision making as a resource for those who are confronting value questions. The approach has a number of steps‚ but the broad categories include recognizing the moral issue‚ evaluating alternative actions from various moral points of view‚ making a decision‚ acting‚ and considering the action in retrospect. This Issues in Ethics shows how our publication is part of the

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    CLONING IS WRONG. The rule of science says “What you think impossible today will be possible tomorrow”. Unconventional discoveries‚ mind boggling advancements and a huge expansion in science and technology has been witnessed ever since humans developed scientific temper. Human cloning has remained a debatable topic for years now .(Rawat‚ 2014). If we analyze the medical processes and social impacts related to human cloning‚ then we may easily find why such a large section of humanity finds it wrong. Human

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    Fried Pataters Mr. Hahn Phil 2310 10 May 2010 Virtue Ethics and Ethics of Care Aristotle and Rita Manning both have different theories when it comes to ethics. Aristotle uses virtue ethics to answer questions about morality whereas Manning uses what is called ethics of caring to do the same thing. Virtue ethics claims people’s actions aim towards the highest good of happiness. From happiness‚ moral virtue stems from reasons governing the desires of the soul. Manning on the other hand believes

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    existence rest on him. This thought is often not easily accepted. ‘Subjectivity’ is a word that riles up many. “If everything is subjective then nothing is objective; nothing is absolute! Our values are nothing more than our whims! Nothing is right or wrong! Rabble‚ rabble‚ rabble!” Sartre replies that‚ “it is impossible for man to transcend human subjectivity.” He isn’t saying “I prefer subjectivity over objectivity‚” he’s asking‚ “how can we possibly not be subjective?” Even the religious individual

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