Bo Dahlbom, Lars Mathiassen
Abstract
This paper compares the first ACM code of professional conduct from 1972 with the new code from 1992 and it discuss the roles such codes can play as professionalization strategy, ethical position, and practical methodology.
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This paper compares the first ACM code of professional conduct from 1972 with the new code from 1992 and it discuss the roles such codes can play as professionalization strategy, ethical position, and practical methodology.
Key concepts: Ethical code, Code (set theory), Information ethics, Engineering ethics, Professional conduct, Computer science, Legal ethics, Position (finance)