In Your Introductory Course on Computers, Your Professor Has Decided

question 35

Multiple Choice

In your introductory course on computers, your professor has decided to dedicate a lecture to computer ethics.There is a lot of ambiguity in this topic, and she has presented a range of circumstances for you and your classmates to review.Which of the following is NOT a question of computer ethics?

• A)Users are required to provide a software product's 25-character identification number before installing software.
• B)A student copies text from the Web and uses it in a research paper for his English class.
• C)A student who has been expelled from school installs a computer virus on a computer in the student lab.
• D)Someone copies The DaVinci Code to the Web and encourages others to read it.

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