CSE 1111 Quiz 2 Wrapup Quizzes will be

CSE 1111 Quiz #2 Wrap-up • Quizzes will be handed out later. • Comments on questions • Scholastically dishonest acts • Adequate citation • CSE info • Degrading Your Degree CSE 1111 Week 13

CSE 1111 Group Project Wrap-up • Individual grade sheets will be handed out together with Quiz #2 later. • If you want to have a copy of the presentation evaluation sheets or a copy of the video tape we made, email Dr Peterson. • If you have not yet seen 2 presentations and want to do that, see Jean in the Dean’s Office (6 th floor, NH) CSE 1111 Week 13

Group Project Awards The George Gallup Award for the best survey Goes to ----- Group #13 Pedzai Chikavanga Eric Smith Weston Daniels Steven Stone Gaurab Bautam Stephanie Zavala CSE 1111 Week 13

Group Project Awards The Not-Quite-Oscar-Level Cinematography Award Goes to ----- Group #4 Anthony Duong Quang Nguyen Ngoc Nguyen Xaysana Siphanthong Phu Nguyen Elizabeth Tran CSE 1111 Week 13

Group Project Awards The Ripley “believe it or not” Award for the most interesting presentation Goes to ----- Group #6 Jason Barber Jarrod Hogue Krushna Bhakta Hassan Kingravi James Culver Masayuki Suzuki CSE 1111 Week 13

Group Project Awards Good Housekeeping “Seal of Approval” for the best quality presentation Goes to ----- Group #7 Sun Mi Bang Brandon Creech Jessica Banks Pedro Gonzales Julie Bush James Winter CSE 1111 Week 13

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Plans …. . CSE 1111 Week 13

Final Exam • Final exam is take-home • Instructions and questions will be posted on the class web site on Tuesday April 22 nd. • Answers are due in 2 weeks by Tues May 6 th. • Answers may be submitted as hard-copy or emailed (single Word file attachment) CSE 1111 Week 13

CSE 1111 Schedule Ø April 17 (today) Ø April 22 final exam posted on web site Ø April 24 ( case study) Ø May 1 st (last class) Ø May 6 th (final exam due) CSE 1111 Week 13

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Therac-25 Using a search engine, find sources to read about accidents related to malfunction of a device called the Therac-25 and the role that software played in causing these accidents which resulted in multiple deaths. Then: A) Give a synopsis of the poor decisions made by the software and system designers of Therac-25 that allowed the accidents to occur. Identify at least 5 such poor decisions. B) Cite your sources (i. e. , give at least three references for articles that you read for this question). CSE 1111 Week 13

Acts are morally right when: a. They produce the most good for the most people. -or- They fall under a rule, which if widely followed, would produce the most good for the most people. Utilitarian theory b. They fall under principles of duty which respect the autonomy and rationality of persons, and which can be willed universally to apply to all people. -or- They fall under principles of the prima facie (i. e. , obvious) duties which every rational, reflective person would have accepted. Duty theory c. They are the best way to respect the human rights of everyone affected. Rights theory d. They most fully manifest or support relevant virtues, where virtues are traits of character making possible the achievement of social goods. Virtue theory CSE 1111 Week 13

http: //www. onlineethics. org/ Software Engineering Code of Ethics http: //www. onlineethics. org/codes/softeng. html CSE 1111 Week 13

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Course Description CSE 1111 Week 13

Course Objectives #1 To make students aware of ethical and other contemporary issues in computer science and engineering (CSE), in an environment in which they are asked to think about the issues, form opinions backed up by reasons, and discuss / defend those opinions. CSE 1111 Week 13

Course Objectives #2 To allow students to work with problem solving (critical thinking) techniques, and the application of those techniques to a variety of problems. CSE 1111 Week 13

Course Objectives #3 To give students the opportunity to demonstrate competence in word processing, spreadsheets, research and library skills. • These topics are not taught in the course, but materials are provided so that students who are not already proficient in these areas can work to gain the required competence. • Successful demonstration of these competencies is necessary to complete this course, but these topics will not enter into computation of the course grade. CSE 1111 Week 13

Course Objectives #4 To give students the opportunity to gain experience in working in teams as well as preparing individual portions of required work. The intention is to allow entering students an opportunity to work with groups of CSE students whom they will meet in other courses. CSE 1111 Week 13

Student Evaluation of Teaching • Use “course code” 26080 • Make additional comments on the course on the yellow sheets and turn them in with the form but --write “CSE 1111 Spring 2003” on the top • Turn in now to our TA or later to Belinda in the CSE office CSE 1111 Week 13