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