7. AS Ethics & Ownership

What does “ownership” refer to in the context of computer science?

• The legal rights to a software program.

• The physical possession of a computer

• The responsibility of maintaining a network

• The ethical use of data

Which of the following is an ethical concern related to software development?

• Choosing an efficient sorting algorithm.

• Properly documenting code.

• Ensuring user privacy.

• Optimizing database queries.

What is the purpose of a software license?

• To restrict access to the software.

• To ensure compatibility with hardware.

• To define the terms of use and distribution.

• To prevent software bugs

Which ethical principle emphasizes honesty and transparency in software development?

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Availability

• Authentication

What is the term for unauthorized copying or distribution of software?

• Plagiarism

• Piracy

• Encryption

• Decompilation

What is the primary purpose of a software license?

• To restrict access to the software.

• To ensure compatibility with hardware.

• To define the terms of use and distribution.

• To prevent software bugs.

Which ethical principle emphasizes honesty and transparency in software development?

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Availability

• Authentication

Why is it essential to consider ethical issues in computing technologies?

• To impress potential employers.

• To comply with legal requirements.

• To ensure efficient program execution.

• To address societal impact and privacy concerns.

Which of the following actions violates software ownership rights?

• Creating a backup copy for personal use.

• Sharing a licensed software key with a friend.

• Modifying open-source software for personal projects.

• Purchasing software legally for business use.

A cyber attack that redirects users to a fake website is known as:

• Phishing

• Pharming

• Spoofing

• TikToking