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4.1 COMPUTER ETHICS
4.1.1. NETIQUETTE
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At the end of this topic, students should be able to:
*Identify the rules of Netiquette

3. NETIQUETTENETIQUETTE
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 Definition of Netiquette (or Internet
Netiquette):The code of acceptable behaviors that
users should follow while on the internet

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 NETIQUETTENETIQUETTE-- GoldenGolden Rule:Rule: Treat others as youTreat others as you
would like them treat you…would like them treat you…

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 Netiquette includes rules for all aspects of the
Internet Services,including:

6. Internet Services: WWWInternet Services: WWW
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 What is WWW?
• The World Wide Web (WWW), or Web,
consists of a worldwide collection of electronic
documents.

7. Internet Services: E-MailInternet Services: E-Mail
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 What is an E-Mail?
• E-mail (short for electronic mail ) is the
transmission of messages and files via a
computer network.
• Email was one of the original services on the
Internet, enabling scientist to communicate
with other scientist at other locations.

8. Internet Services: E-MailInternet Services: E-Mail
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9. Internet Services: E-MailInternet Services: E-Mail
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 An e-mail program is used to create, send, receive,
forward, store, print, and delete e-mail messages.
• Example: Gmail, Yahoo! Mail
 An e-mail address is a combination of a user name and a
domain name that identifies a user so that he or she can
receive Internet e-mail.
• Example: fidaanuar@gmail.com
 A user name is a unique combination of characters, such
as letters of the alphabet and/or numbers, that identifies
a specific user.

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 An address book, or contacts folder, contains a
list of names and e-mail addresses.
 An attachment in e-mail message, is a file to
supplement the body of the e-mail message.

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Instant MessagingInstant Messaging
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 What is an Instant Messaging?
Real-time Internet communication
services that notify you when one or more connected
users are online & allows you to exchange messages,
photos, videos, and other content.
*Real time means that you and the people with whom
you are conversing are online at the same time.

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Instant MessagingInstant Messaging
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• Instant Messaging services support voice, video
conversations, allow you to send photos, listen to
streaming music, and play games with another online
contact.
• For real time Instant Messaging to work, both parties
must be online at the same time. Also, the receiver
of a message must be willing to accept messages.

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Instant MessagingInstant Messaging
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 Examples of popular Instant Messaging:
• Google Talk
• MySpace IM
• Windows Live Messenger
• Yahoo! Messenger
• Whatsapp
• WeChat

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 What is a Message Board?
• A message board is a Web-based type of
discussion group where users have
written discussions about particulars
(uses web browser)
• Example : Yahoo!Message Boards
Internet Services : Message
Board

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4.1 COMPUTER ETHICS
4.1.2. Areas of computer ethic
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At the end of this topic, students should be able to:
*Define computer ethics
*Describe areas of computer ethics

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 Definition of Computer Ethics :The moral
guidelines that oversee the use of computers and
information systems.

17. AREAS OF COMPUTERAREAS OF COMPUTER
ETHICSETHICS
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 There are four (4) types of Areas of Computer Ethics:

18. INFORMATIONINFORMATION
ACCURACYACCURACY
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 What is a Information Accuracy?
• A measure of the reliability of information held
within an IT system.
 Information Accuracy today is a concern because
many users access information mainly from the
Internet.
 DO NOT assume all the information on the web is
correct, we should evaluate the value of a web before
relying on its content.

19. GREEN COMPUTINGGREEN COMPUTING
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 What is a Green Computing?
• Involves reducing the electricity and environmental
waste while using computers.
GREEN COMPUTING SUGGESTIONS
• Do not leave the computer running overnight.
• Use computers and devices that comply with the Energy Star
program.
• Use LCD monitors instead of CRT monitors.
• Recycle paper
• Recycle toner cartridges.

20. CODES OF CONDUCTCODES OF CONDUCT
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• Is a written guideline that helps determine whether a
specific computer action is ethical or unethical.
IT Code of Conduct
1.Computers may not be used to harm other people
2.Employees may not interfere with others computer
work
3.Computers may not be used to steal
4. Computers may not be used to bear false witness
5.Computers may not copy or use software illegally

21. INFORMATION PRIVACYINFORMATION PRIVACY
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 What is a Information Privacy?
• Companies to deny or restrict the collection and use
of information about them.

22. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
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 What is a Intellectual Property?
• Refers to unique and original works such as logos,
brands, ideas, inventions, art, writings, process,
company, and product names and logos.

23. Web Site:Web Site:
Online Social NetworkOnline Social Network
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• TYPES OF INTELLECTED PROPERTIES
TYPES OF INTELLECTED
PROPERTIES
IMPORTANCE OF EACH IP
TRADEMARK To protect image, logo from being used
by any other business entity
PATENT To protect product ideas, manufacturing
process improvements, and technological
developments from being used by other
business entity
COPYRIGHT To protect any material form of
expression (written words, music, dance,
art) from being used by others.