A) Deontology B) Utilitarianism C) Egoism D) Relativism E) Virtue Ethics
A) Ayoko pang isipin. B) Baka, kung mag-aaral pa ako. C) Siguro, depende sa swerte. D) Hindi, kinakabahan ako. E) Oo, sigurado ako!
A) Principles, Laws, Unity, Systems B) Planning, Logic, Understanding, Solutions C) People, Logic, Understanding, Standards D) Policies, Legal, Universal, Self E) Performance, Leadership, Unity, Success
A) Principles B) People C) Policies D) Performance E) Procedures
A) Lucrative B) Legitimate C) Logical D) Limited E) Legal
A) It became profitable B) Management agreed C) It was temporary D) Only experts approved E) Everyone did it
A) System requirements B) Personal integrity and accountability C) Software standards D) Stakeholder interests E) Security protocols
A) Just technical requirements B) Only financial impacts C) Limited to management D) Exclusively legal aspects E) Who is affected and how
A) Impact rather than intent B) Technical rather than social C) Intent rather than impact D) Financial rather than ethical E) Short-term rather than long-term
A) End users, developers, clients, and society B) Limited to regulators C) Exclusively competitors D) Only management E) Just investors
A) Exclusively timeline planning B) Just budget analysis C) Limited to profit calculation D) Only technical evaluation E) Identify stakeholders, assess benefits/risks, evaluate fairness
A) Budget constraints exist B) Deadlines are missed C) A moral dilemma D) Technical problems arise E) Requirements change
A) Technical limitations B) Proper planning C) Resource abundance D) Clear guidelines E) Time pressure, budget constraints, management demands
A) After management approval B) Last C) Only if profitable D) The severity of the bug E) Based on cost
A) Can be fixed later B) Can always be patched C) Should be documented only D) May be acceptable with warnings E) Must not be ignored
A) Proper planning B) Following standards C) Version control D) Skipping testing, ignoring documentation, copying unlicensed code E) Code reviews
A) What the law allows or prohibits B) What maximizes profits C) What follows standards D) What meets deadlines E) What is technically efficient
A) What is morally right or responsible B) What meets deadlines C) What the law allows or prohibits D) What maximizes profits E) What is technically efficient
A) Just technical performance B) Only financial aspects C) Nothing D) Everything E) A system
A) Technical requirements B) Team preferences C) Industry trends D) Budget constraints E) Ethical decision frameworks
A) Only PLUS Model B) Exclusively Professional codes C) Limited to PLUS Model D) Just Stakeholder Analysis E) PLUS Model, Stakeholder Analysis, Professional codes
A) Only for large projects B) Not abstract, not optional, not separate from technical work C) Limited to experts D) Separate from technical work E) Abstract and optional
A) A branch of philosophy dealing with morality, right and wrong B) Legal compliance C) Social relationships D) Technical problem-solving E) Economic decision-making
A) Mathematical concepts B) Tools, systems, and devices created by humans to solve problems C) Cultural traditions D) Natural phenomena E) Scientific theories
A) Exclusively entertainment B) Every aspect of daily life C) Only scientific fields D) Limited areas E) Just business applications
A) Eliminates moral issues B) Focuses solely on efficiency C) It remains static D) Only affects experts E) It evolves rapidly and affects privacy, security, equality
A) Improved equality B) Job creation C) Discrimination, loss of privacy, job displacement D) Enhanced security E) Better privacy
A) Economic gains B) Technical achievements C) Benefits of technology D) Social improvements E) Data breaches, AI bias, autonomous weapons, digital addiction
A) Limited to data display B) Exclusively data processing C) Just data transmission D) Who owns data and how it's protected E) Only data storage
A) Limited to user experience B) Only technical efficiency C) Job impact and decision fairness D) Exclusively speed improvement E) Just cost reduction
A) Internet speed variations B) Unequal access to technology C) Software version changes D) Device type diversity E) Technology quality differences
A) Only user engagement B) Content moderation and misinformation spread C) Exclusively platform design D) Just advertising E) Limited to user interface
A) Predictive policing and hiring algorithms B) Just speech processing C) Limited to data storage D) Exclusively image analysis E) Only facial recognition
A) Exclusively user engagement B) Limited to content sharing C) Just advertising D) Only social connections E) Data collection and privacy rights
A) Network infrastructure B) Hardware manufacturing C) Database design D) Software testing E) Ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability
A) Maximize positive outcomes B) Consider only individuals C) Focus on traditions D) Follow strict rules E) Develop character
A) Personal happiness B) Outcome maximization C) Duty and moral rules D) Character development E) Relationship building
A) Cost reduction B) Profit optimization C) Speed of delivery D) Technical efficiency E) Honesty and integrity
A) Marginalized communities B) Technical specifications C) Financial returns D) Development timelines E) System performance
A) Never during development B) Just during testing C) Only after deployment D) Exclusively in planning E) While creating technologies
A) Costs B) Only current users C) Innovation D) Technical progress E) Future society
A) Software sales B) Database management C) Responsible AI development D) Hardware production E) Network security
A) Consequentialist theory B) Character-based theory C) Non-consequentialist theory D) Culture-based theory E) Situation-based theory
A) Developing virtuous character B) Following moral rules C) Respecting individual rights D) The greatest happiness for the greatest number E) Maximizing personal gain
A) Virtue Ethics B) Utilitarianism C) Deontology D) Social Contract Theory E) Relativism
A) Rules and duties B) Outcomes or consequences of actions C) Intentions and motivations D) Character and virtues E) Social norms
A) Developing virtuous character B) Maximizing personal gain C) Following universal rules D) Respecting individual rights E) The most happiness for the most people
A) Pleasure and avoidance of pain B) Wealth and status C) Knowledge and wisdom D) Power and influence E) Fame and recognition
A) Changes with age B) Differs by gender C) Depends on social status D) Varies by wealth E) Counts equally
A) Virtue ethics B) Social contract theory C) Utilitarian decision-making D) Deontological principles E) Cultural relativism
A) Consulting others B) Leaving it to fate C) Not pulling to avoid responsibility D) Pulling the lever to save more lives E) Finding another solution
A) Develop character B) Follow moral rules C) Respect traditions D) Consider relationships E) Ignore individual rights
A) Developing character B) Predicting and measuring outcomes C) Maintaining impartiality D) Respecting traditions E) Following clear rules
A) John Stuart Mill B) Aristotle C) Jeremy Bentham D) Immanuel Kant E) Plato
A) Relationship building B) Outcome-based calculation C) Set of rules regardless of consequences D) Cultural norms E) Character development
A) Universalized without contradiction B) Accepted by society C) Maximized for happiness D) Approved by authorities E) Developed through practice
A) Controlling their actions B) Respecting their dignity and autonomy C) Exploiting their weaknesses D) Using them for personal benefit E) Ignoring their needs
A) Moral duty B) Cultural norm C) Personal desire D) Economic benefit E) Social expectation
A) Serve society B) Contradict each other C) Develop character D) Follow traditions E) Maximize happiness
A) Outcomes of actions B) Following moral rules C) Cultural traditions D) Social contracts E) Character and virtues of the individual
A) Plato B) John Stuart Mill C) Immanuel Kant D) Jeremy Bentham E) Aristotle
A) Personal gain B) Balance between deficiency and excess C) Strict rule following D) Social approval E) Maximum happiness
A) Maximizing pleasure B) Flourishing or human happiness C) Following rules D) Avoiding pain E) Gaining power
A) Management abilities B) Courage, honesty, compassion C) Marketing expertise D) Technical skills E) Financial acumen
A) Financial requirements B) Legal contracts C) Marketing strategies D) Guidelines and principles governing professional behavior E) Technical specifications
A) Maximum profits B) Fast delivery C) Technical excellence D) Low costs E) Ethical practices, integrity, and accountability
A) Trust with clients, colleagues, and the public B) Lower costs C) Technical superiority D) Better marketing E) Faster development
A) Maximize profits B) Minimize time C) Achieve perfection D) Guide decision making in challenging situations E) Reduce risks
A) More profits B) No mistakes C) Guaranteed success D) Accountability for actions E) Fewer challenges
A) Building credibility B) Minimizing competition C) Limiting innovation D) Ensuring superiority E) Guaranteeing profits
A) Timeline delays B) Resource issues C) Budget overruns D) Legal issues and reputation damage E) Technical problems
A) Following procedures B) Meeting deadlines C) Truthful and transparent dealings D) Maximizing profits E) Achieving goals
A) Disclosing secrets B) Ignoring privacy C) Respecting privacy and safeguarding information D) Sharing information E) Publicizing details
A) With respect without bias B) Based on performance C) Depending on wealth D) According to position E) Based on education
A) Company policies only B) Industry norms C) Team decisions D) Legal and regulatory requirements E) Personal preferences
A) Market conditions B) Actions and outcomes C) Company failures D) External factors E) Others' mistakes
A) Quick solutions B) Technical shortcuts C) Continuous learning and development D) Maximum profits E) Minimal effort
A) Fast delivery B) Technical perfection C) Honest and competent services D) Maximum discounts E) Low prices
A) Company secrets B) Client interests C) Limited aspects D) All data E) Personal information
A) Punctual, reliable, dedicated B) Marketing oriented C) Sales driven D) Financially focused E) Technically skilled
A) Minimizing collaboration B) Supporting ethical practices C) Avoiding teamwork D) Maximizing performance E) Focusing on competition
A) Achievement B) Financial success C) Competition D) Collaboration and respect E) Superiority
A) Limiting cooperation B) Focusing on self C) Supporting ethical practices D) Ignoring needs E) Maximizing gain
A) Reducing costs B) Meeting deadlines C) Achieving goals D) Maximizing profits E) Benefiting society and community
A) Legal ramifications B) Technical improvements C) Financial gains D) Increased trust E) Career advancement
A) Professional advancement B) Loss of trust C) Financial success D) Technical expertise E) Increased credibility
A) Additional duties B) Promotions C) Suspension or termination D) Salary increases E) Bonuses
A) Enhanced creativity B) Decreased morale C) Improved collaboration D) Better performance E) Increased motivation
A) Financial results B) Technical performance C) User convenience D) Organizational goals E) Privacy, security, safety, economic outcomes
A) Increased efficiency B) Technical improvements C) Enhanced security D) Better experience E) Data breaches, financial loss, public harm
A) Technical perfection B) Avoiding harm, honesty, fairness, privacy C) Maximum profits D) Low costs E) Fast delivery
A) Financial success B) Public safety, honest claims, accountability C) Market dominance D) Technical superiority E) Competitive advantage
A) Project delivery B) Financial management C) Public welfare, honesty, transparency, accountability D) Technical skills E) Quality assurance
A) Team conflicts B) Communication issues C) Management pressure, deadlines, incentives D) Resource limitations E) Technical challenges
A) Increase complexity B) Maximize profits C) Reduce costs D) Design secure systems, conduct testing E) Minimize time
A) Maximize speed B) Minimize bandwidth C) Apply patches, protect logs, avoid abuse D) Ignore monitoring E) Reduce measures
A) Fast processing B) Unlimited access C) Accuracy, avoid bias, protect information D) Maximum collection E) Low storage
A) Research integrity, consider impact B) Maximize publications C) Secure funding D) Gain prestige E) Publish quickly
A) Failure modes, embed security B) Ignore scalability C) Minimize costs D) Maximize performance E) Reduce complexity
A) Maximize performance B) Minimize storage C) Increase access D) Reduce backups E) Sensitive information, enforce control |