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The document outlines 24 imperatives of professional conduct for IT professionals as identified by the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM). These ethics are designed to ensure IT professionals act responsibly when dealing with sensitive information, technology systems, and the impacts of their work. The ethics include maintaining confidentiality, acting with honesty and integrity, respecting privacy, following applicable laws and regulations, and continuously updating skills and knowledge.
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- 1. GROUP 4
- 2. TOPIC OUTLINE Association of Computing Machinery(ACM) identified 24 imperatives of professional conduct of IT professionals.
- 3. Professional Ethics in Information Technology refers to the principles and guidelines that govern the behavior and responsibilities of professionals working in the IT field. These ethics are designed to ensure that IT professionals act in a morally and socially responsible manner when dealing with sensitive information, technology systems, and the impact of their work on individuals and society as a whole.
- 5. 1. Maintain confidentiality and protect sensitive information. 2. Act with honesty, integrity, and transparency in all professional interactions.
- 6. 3. Strive to enhance professional competence and technical skills. 4. Respect the privacy and dignity of individuals and their personal information.
- 7. 5. Follow applicable laws, regulations, and professional standards. 6. Disclose conflicts of interest that may affect objectivity and impartiality. 7. Take responsibility for the consequences of your actions and decisions. 8. Safeguard and respect intellectual property rights.
- 8. 9. Communicate clearly and honestly with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders. 10. Continuously update knowledge and stay informed about emerging technologies and trends. 11. Maintain the security and integrity of computer systems and networks. 12. Promote diversity, inclusivity, and equal opportunities in the IT industry.
- 9. 13. Refrain from engaging in discriminatory practices or behaviors. 14. Be accountable for your work and deliver high-quality, reliable solutions. 15. Respect and comply with copyright laws and licensing agreements. 16. Avoid misrepresentation and provide accurate information.
- 10. 17. Collaborate and cooperate with fellow professionals to achieve common goals. 18. Consider the social and environmental impacts of IT solutions. 19. Protect the well-being and safety of users and the public. 20. Advocate for ethical and responsible use of technology.
- 11. 20. Advocate for ethical and responsible use of technology. 21. Stay aware of potential biases and ensure fairness in decision- making processes. 22. Provide clear documentation and maintain proper records of work. 23. Engage in continuous professional development and lifelong learning. 24. Adhere to professional codes of conduct and seek guidance when faced with ethical dilemmas.
- 12. THANK YOU!
- 13. ANGELICA T. MANNAG ELIZABETH C. AGLIPAY LEIRA G. ALLAM CHARLENE G. FROGOSO RACHELLE Z. CAUILAN