Purpose of Ethics

What is the purpose of morality? What is subjective relativism? The vision of moral life adapts to my life. When I looked back over the course in September or when I was in college, I did not know anything about ethical themes or subjects. After reading the reading specified in Source Reader and Study Guide, I can say that I learned a lot in this course. I was able to see other people develop their moral value from their tradition.

The Code of Ethics is a set of principles as guidance on the behavior of the creation of an organization as an action. The purpose of the Code of Ethics is to provide its employees, management and all stakeholders with reference points consistent with company policies, standards, and ethical beliefs. The public can see the code to guarantee professional integrity, quality and prevent misbehaving. Because ethical issues can arise from anywhere and anytime, code can be a recommended guide regardless of organization or organization.

Let's start with a central term: According to Merriam Webster's view, morality is discipline dealing with good and evil and moral responsibility and duty. Define what is considered good and evil. Therefore, designing moral design is to do good things, unethical design is a design that corresponds to black hat. Like the other pyramidal structures, the remaining layers are in the layer beneath them. When one layer is destroyed, the layer above it collapses. If design does not support human rights, it is immoral. It is immoral if it supports human rights but not functioning and is convenient and reliable (and available!) To respect human efforts! If it respects human effort but does not respect human experience and lives a better life for those who use it, it is still immoral

Greek Tel means the ultimate goal; tele-ethical theory explains and proves moral value by referring to a certain end purpose or goodwill. However, two different types of ethical theories are called objectives. The theory of ancient Greece is "scopos theory". Because they equate perfection of humanity and virtue. Contemporary Utilitarianism is defined as "scopos theory" because it defines right behavior as action to promote best results.