1. LEARNING OBJECTIVES TO UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP OF ETHICS TO MANAGEMENT IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY TO APPRECIATE THE MORAL DIMENSIONS INVOVED & THE TRENDS IN TECHNOLOGY APPLY ETHICAL ANALYSIS TO APPRECIATE THE ETHICAL PRINCIPLES FOR CONDUCT *

2. MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES UNDERSTAND ETHICAL RISKS OF NEW TECHNOLOGY INCLUDE INFORMATION SYSTEMS ISSUES IN ETHICS POLICIES *

3. ETHICS - DEFINED PRINCIPLES OF RIGHT AND WRONG USED BY INDIVIDUALS AS FREE MORAL AGENTS TO GUIDE BEHAVIOR *

4. ETHICS IN AN INFORMATION SOCIETY RESPONSIBILITY: Accepting costs, duties, obligations for decisions ACCOUNTABILITY: Assessing responsibilities for decisions & actions LIABILITY: Must pay for legal damages DUE PROCESS: Insures laws are applied properly *

5. INFORMATION RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS PROPERTY RIGHTS ACCOUNTABILITY & CONTROL SYSTEM QUALITY QUALITY OF LIFE * MORAL DIMENSIONS OF THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

6. INDIVIDUAL SOCIETY POLITY ETHICAL ISSUES SOCIAL ISSUES POLITICAL ISSUES QUALITY OF LIFE QUALITY OF LIFE INFORMATION RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS PROPERTY RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS ACCOUNTABILITY & CONTROL SYSTEM QUALITY ETHICAL, SOCIAL & POLITICAL ISSUES INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY

7. TECHNOLOGY TRENDS LEADING TO ETHICAL ISSUES COMPUTING POWER DOUBLES EVERY 18 MONTHS ADVANCES IN DATA STORAGE ADVANCES IN DATA MINING TECHNIQUES ADVANCES IN NETWORKING *

8. ETHICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE INFORMATION AGE IDENTIFY, DESCRIBE THE FACTS DEFINE THE CONFLICT, IDENTIFY VALUES IDENTIFY THE PARTIES INVOLVED IDENTIFY ALL THE OPTIONS IDENTIFY POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES *

9. TREAT OTHERS AS YOU WANT TO BE TREATED IF ACTION NOT RIGHT FOR EVERYONE, NOT RIGHT FOR ANYONE (KANT) IF ACTION NOT REPEATABLE, NOT RIGHT AT ANY TIME (DESCARTES) PUT VALUE ON OUTCOMES, UNDERSTAND CONSEQUENCES INCUR LEAST HARM OR COST NO FREE LUNCH * ETHICAL PRINCIPLES

10. INFORMATION RIGHTS PRIVACY: - THE RIGHT TO BE LEFT ALONE FAIR INFORMATION PRACTICES (FIP): NO SECRET PERSONAL RECORDS INDIVIDUALS CAN ACCESS, AMEND INFORMATION ABOUT THEM USE INFO ONLY WITH PRIOR CONSENT MANAGERS ACCOUNTABLE FOR DAMAGE DONE BY SYSTEMS GOVERNMENTS CAN INTERVENE *