This document outlines the structure and content for an exam on professional ethics. It is divided into four parts: 1) Identification, description, and examples of 6 professional ethics issues for 15 points 2) 10 multiple choice questions worth 4 points each for a total of 40 points 3) 10 short answer questions requiring 2-3 sentence responses for 3 points each, totaling 30 points 4) A short essay question worth 15 points requiring a 200 word response on the impact of corporate social responsibility on business. The document also lists readings and chapters that are content sources for the exam.

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2. PART 1: 6 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS ISSUES
Be able to identify each
Be able to describe each
Be able to give an example of each
Spelling is important!
3 point for each answer
15 points total

3. PART 2: MULTIPLE CHOICE
10 multiple choice questions
4 options for each question
1 correct answer for each question
4 point for each answer
40 points total

4. PART 3: SHORT ANSWERS
10 short answer questions
Each answer should be 2-3 sentences long
Answers must be in complete sentences! (no points for incomplete
sentences)
3 point for each answer
30 points total

5. PART 4: SHORT ESSAY QUESTION
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1 short essay question
Short essay should be about 200 words (two long paragraphs)
Don’t worry about introduction and conclusion
Answer the following question:
Describe what you think is the impact (positive or
negative) of Corporate Social Responsibility on
business today. Explain your understanding of
CSR and how it will affect the future of business.
Be sure to give relevant and specific examples.
15 points total

6. CONTENT
Business Ethics:
 “Thinking Ethically: A Framework for Moral Decision-Making”
 “Defining Business Ethics”
 “Fairness in Business: What Does It Mean, What Does It Matter?”
 “Under Pressure, Teachers Tamper with Test Scores”
 “When Good People Do Bad Things at Work”
 “Corporate Social Responsibility”
 “What the Wal-Mart Ruling Means for Big Business”
 “People Have to Come before Profits, Even in a Crisis”
 “The Ethics of Social Media”
 “First Make Money, Then Do Good”
Ethics 101
 Chpts 1-3;5,6

7. CONTENT
Business Ethics:
 “Thinking Ethically: A Framework for Moral Decision-Making”
 “Defining Business Ethics”
 “Fairness in Business: What Does It Mean, What Does It Matter?”
 “Under Pressure, Teachers Tamper with Test Scores”
 “When Good People Do Bad Things at Work”
 “Corporate Social Responsibility”
 “What the Wal-Mart Ruling Means for Big Business”
 “People Have to Come before Profits, Even in a Crisis”
 “The Ethics of Social Media”
 “First Make Money, Then Do Good”
Ethics 101
 Chpts 1-3;5,6