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    - Summer 2013 Chapter 1 Ethics Paper Rachel Ruhl June 8‚ 2013 In May 1992‚ Dr. Ramon C. Barquin introduced a paper‚ “In Pursuit of a Ten Commandments for Computer Ethics” to set a standard for computer users and professionals. The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics are widely known but have been criticized by both the hacker and academic community. Out of the Ten Commandments‚ there are three that I find the most logical and very important in the computer ethic community. The first being

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    Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics Computer ethics relates to the ethical values that should guide the computer professionals in their conduct. The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics establish guiding principles for all of us to follow. Read on to know these Ten Commandments. Every sphere of life is guided by a set of rules of what is right and what is wrong. The difference between the ’right’ and the ’wrong’ has to be demarcated in any walk of life. With the development of technology and the

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    Tenth of The Ten The Hebrew Bible gives two lists of the ten commandments‚ one in Exodus and the second in Deuteronomy. Many of the faiths that stem from Judaism follow the guidelines given by these fundamental sets of rules‚ also known as the Decalogue. Despite the common origination‚ the Ten Commandments have been changed or molded to represent the core principles specific to religions such as Christianity. The common operation for each faith is to have a set list for the Ten Commandments. Unlike

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    The Ten Commandments The Ten Commandments as handed down by God to Moses on Mt. Sinai were the beginning of the nation of Israel‚ when they were leaving Egypt as slaves‚ for freedom in the promised land.  They were considered to be the Law of God for his chosen people.  There are‚ however‚ some major differences in interpretation.  There is a difference in what the Catholic Church uses as the Ten Commandments and what the protestant churches use.  In the Catholic Church they are as follows:  1

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    The Ten Commandments ENG225: Introduction to Film Instructor‚ Anna Morrison December 12‚ 2011 The Ten Commandments The movie the author would like to critique is probably one of the greatest movies of all time. The movie is The Ten Commandments‚ starring Charlton Heston‚ Yul Brenner‚ and Cecil B. DeMille. If the author were a real critic like Gene Siskel‚ and Roger Ebert‚ she would give this movie two thumbs up. The author will probably be giving her‚ interpretation of this movie all the

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    The Ten Commandments Influence on Criminal Law Scott Evans Criminal Law CRJ 358 Facilitator Mary Stoddard In this paper I will describe what I believe the influences the Ten Commandments have had on criminal law. I will list each of the commandments and explain what laws I believed have been derived from the commandment. Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt have no other gods before me does not have any recent criminal law examples‚ but during the middle ages through colonial

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    Computers have evolved in our society to a point where almost everything runs off of them and cannot function without them. The days of balancing a checkbook by putting pen to paper have all but passed‚ today‚ there’s an app for that. But as times change and as technology advances‚ the bounds of limitation increases‚ and consequently people are able to perform much more devious or conversely much more righteous things. Ethics by itself means: a system of moral principles‚ or “the rules of conduct

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    The 10 commandments in computer ethics 1. Thou shall not use a computer to harm other people. * In the age of information and/or the digital age‚ more and more personal information is available online. From financial to personal‚ information online is the property of the individual and entities that they share it with and no others. 2. Thou shall not interfere with other people’s computer work. * With greater and higher speed access the user is to benefit and incorporate these advances

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    the ten commandments that the Israelites had to follow. The ten commandments were a set of duties how to worship God and how to treat one another. Although‚ the Israelites did not follow the ten commandments when they melted gold to create an idol being a golden calf. The Israelites did this after Moses left the mountains. The second commandment states‚ “You shall make no idols”. Therefore‚ they went against God’s commands. After returning to the mountains‚ Moses broke the tablet of the ten commandments

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    The Ten Commandments are broken repeatedly in The Crucible. This is a testament to how religion was not the main focus of The Crucible although it should have been based on the time period and the Puritan beliefs. The main reason for this is the lack of believing in what you believe in and more of agreeing with someone else‚ so you are not wrong and you do not get killed or accused. No one stood for what they believed in and that is a big part of the book. One of the commandments to be broken was

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