CHAPTER 1: COMMON ETHICAL THEORIES

 Relativism
 There is no universal moral norm of right and wrong.
 Subjective
 Cultural
 Divine Command Theory
 Based on idea that good actions are those aligned with the will of God and
bad actions are those contrary to the will of God.
 Ethical Egoism
 philosophy that each person should focus exclusively on his or her self-
interest.
 Consequentialism
 “the end will justify the means”
 Kantianism or Deontology
 Emphasizes the type of action rather than the consequence of the action.
 Persuasive Power of Ethics and the Law
 Civil and Natural Obligation

CHAPTER 2: COMPUTER ETHICS

 Professional Code of Ethics

 Set of guidelines which are designed to set out acceptable behavior of
member of a particular group, association or profession.

 Code Ethics for IT Professional

 Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics

 The Hacking Community’s Constitution

 Computer Ethics

 Problems in Computer Ethics

 Levels of Computer Ethics

 Pop
 Para
 Theoretical