New Capabilities of Computing Technology
The creation and use of
computing technology enables new capabilities.
For example, information and decision rules can be captured and copied more easily; individuals can be monitored, tracked, and evaluated at increasingly short intervals and at finer levels of detail. Thus, new computing capabilities strain our current norms, rules and laws. This problem will only worsen as technology becomes even more capable.
Because computing involves a relatively new and continually changing set of technology capabilities, professionals face some additional complexities beyond the typical questions of rights and fairness (to employees, stockholders, consumers, vendors, community); honesty; responsibility to do no harm; and so forth.
For this assignment:
These are articles from my masters in software engineering classes.
Elad Shalom,
CTO at ITweetLive.com
For example, information and decision rules can be captured and copied more easily; individuals can be monitored, tracked, and evaluated at increasingly short intervals and at finer levels of detail. Thus, new computing capabilities strain our current norms, rules and laws. This problem will only worsen as technology becomes even more capable.
Because computing involves a relatively new and continually changing set of technology capabilities, professionals face some additional complexities beyond the typical questions of rights and fairness (to employees, stockholders, consumers, vendors, community); honesty; responsibility to do no harm; and so forth.
For this assignment:
1. Identify
and describe 5 specific capabilities of computing (e.g., speed,
permanence/storage) made possible or enhanced by computing technology.
2. Select
one of the capabilities you identified and discuss its relationship to the
following issues raised by the application of the technology:
- Privacy
- Ownership
- Control
- Accuracy
- Security
3. Describe
the areas of potential IT policy decisions that may be triggered by your
selected capability.
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These are articles from my masters in software engineering classes.
Elad Shalom,
CTO at ITweetLive.com
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