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The effect of alternate fuels on vehicle performance
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12/3/2018 Week 8 Assignment Paper D - IFSM 304 7982 Ethics in Information Technology (2188)
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Week 8 Assignment Paper D
Instructions
Paper D: Reflective paper on class learning.
Consider this assignment as a reflective piece on class learning as it applies to
Ethics in Information Technology. It describes your Ah-haor Eureka moments.
It is hoped that this course made you think about the ethical issues that occur
in your personal and work lives and how to go about making ethical choices.
Please use the ideas you learned from this course; how you will synthesize what
you learned from your research about your topic including - over-arching
issues, readings, discussion from class, and conclusions from other
assignments that apply to your research.
Please address the following elements:
From a class learning perspective, what were some of your “take-aways?”
How has this impacted your understanding of the ethical issues?
What will you do differently?
How has what you have learned in this course influenced your career?
As we continue to move toward a global community, what new
challenges might we see relating to ethics in IT?
You are to prepare a reflective piece of not more than 2-3 pages, double-
spaced and submit it to your Assignment Folder as an attached Microsoft Word
file. This paper may be subjective in nature!
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Faculty Contact
Linda Beach [email protected]
Course Description
Recommended: IFSM 201. A comprehensive study of ethics and of personal and organizational ethical decision making in the use of
information systems in a global environment. The aim is to identify ethical issues raised by existing and emerging technologies, apply a
structured framework to analyze risk and decision alternatives, and understand the impact of personal ethics and organizational values on an
ethical workplace.
Course Introduction
The word ethics has its root in the word ethos, which most often refers to character. The concepts of ethics, character, right and wrong, and
good and evil have captivated humankind ever since we beg.
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Doctoral Coursework and the MPhil Degree The core part of the Doctoral Program begins with coursework and literature review seminars in two common research areas:
• Research Methods I
• Research Methods II
• Quantitative Methods I
• Quantitative Methods II
• Academic Writing in English
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Field Research, Data Analysis, Dissertation write-up and Defense
After the participant has been given permission to proceed with the field research, the participant gathers and analyses all the data and information from relevant sources, be it interviews, literature, surveys, or company-specific information, etcetera. The outcome of the dissertation research is a book length manuscript (ideally consisting of a combination of international scientific journal publications), representing an original contribution to one of the numerous facets in the broad fields of management. Originality is demonstrated through the discovery of new facets, the discovery of a new conceptual framework, or the creative application of existing analytical concepts and tools to address contemporary issues in industry. Such a contribution should ensure that the dissertation can withstand the independent critical scrutiny of experts in that field. The participant is therefore required to defend the dissertation in front of a dissertation defense (examination) committee, consisting of both faculty as well as external experts in the field of research.
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