ETHICAL THEORY IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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Technology is a vital component of modern society. As such, the design, implementation, and maintenance of technology-based systems require high levels of accountability and responsibility. Consequently, where there is technology, there are the governing dynamics of ethics and law. When considering information technology, and how ethics and law impact computer network systems, it is crucial for professionals to understand ethical theory. Thus, to gain an appreciation for ethics and information technology, a four part research project has been designed. In part one, the legal and ethical issues concerning information technology are examined. In part two, recent laws that affect technology are discussed. Next, in part three, global ethical codes in information technology are reviewed. Finally, in part four, ethical theory is applied to an information technology case study. The research is intended to reinforce the concepts of ethical theory, while building an awareness and respect for technology-based
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