Description

This course discusses ethical considerations for computer professionals and users. These include data protection issues, intellectual property rights, cybernetics principles (i.e., conceptual, perspective, and methodological frameworks), ethics concepts and theories, professional ethics introductions, codes of conduct, and moral responsibility. Increase. It also covers national, regional, and international laws governing cybersecurity and cybercrime. It also discusses other regulations and the impact of cybersecurity on social issues, security incidents, and cybercrime incidents.

Program

Undergraduate 132 CRs

Objectives

• • Understand the ethical considerations and legal aspects of cybersecurity and computer usage.
  • Comprehend data protection issues, intellectual property rights, and the principles of cybernetics.
  • Acquire knowledge of various ethics concepts, theories, and professional codes of conduct.
  • Develop an understanding of national, regional, and international laws governing cybersecurity and cybercrime.
  • Explore the impact of cybersecurity on social issues, security incidents, and cybercrime, fostering a responsible and ethical approach to computer-related activities.