Ethical Standards of Computing Professionals

Computing experts are required to act strictly according to high ethical standards. There are three main sources of ethics in the ethical standards for computing professionals. IEEE, ACM, and software engineering ethics provide standards of ethical behavior to guide computing professionals both inside and outside the workplace. These sets of ethical requirements are used for the ethical evaluation of the following scenarios. Diane Jones is a computing professional who is in charge of consulting business.

In the early 1990s, Donald Gotterbarn proposed different points in computer ethics. He believes that computer ethics should be regarded as professional ethics dedicated to the development and improvement of good practice and code of conduct for computing professionals. Thus, in the article "Computer Ethics: Recovery of Responsibility" in 1991, Mr. Gotterbarn says: Through computer measures, I mean people who are involved in the design and development of computer artifacts. ... The ethical decisions made during the development of these artifacts are directly related to many of the issues discussed under the broader concept of computer ethics. (Gotterbarn, 1991)

According to Gotterbarn, computer ethics should be regarded as a division of professional ethics, focusing on computer experts' good practice standards involved in the design and development of everyday activities that add value to professional value. In collaboration with ACM, he announced a code of ethics for computer experts. (Gotterbarn) (Bynum, 2008) The lives of computers and humans are interrelated and I like it in many aspects of traffic signals, banking systems, taxes, police daily life. People will criticize traffic lights and blame computer cash dispensers as humans neglect to design these software and networks. The dilemma is a computer related error related to the ozone layer, and Y2K problem has not been detected due to program error. When you examine the actual history of computer ethics in detail, the use of the first computer starts.