MIS 694 Cyber Ethics
With Information Technology playing an ever greater role in organizations, and the widespread availability of technology with the ability to collect and create information on everyone, many new ethical issues have been created. This course will frame many current ethic issues in IT and help the student develop methods of analyzing and dealing with these issues in real world situations. Topics may include issues such as privacy, copyright and intellectual property, employee monitoring approaches, multinational information flows, corporate intelligence and others. Hacking, computer security, viruses and other acts of destruction will be reviewed from an ethical perspective.
2 Graduate credits
Effective August 24, 2002 to present
Learning outcomes
Fall 2023
Section | Title | Instructor | ||
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50 | Cyber Ethics | Rudich, Joseph | Books | Course details |