Moral Code Of Computer Professionals

If someone was to create a product that has never existed before say for example a pair of plyers. They are so universal, simple, and practical but they didn’t require much thought to invent. It`s very safe to say that if that inventor hadn’t created them another person would have in no time. What I am saying, is that the idea of this tool is not that complicated. The idea would come to a clever mind in need of them even if they didn’t exists yet. The same can be said with hover boards, hover cars, teleporters, and time machines, only they are not so simple to make. Sure there was a first, a person that said hay I wish I could make a machine that could go back and time. I say that they deserve recognition, but most of us have wished we could …show more content…
All though it may seem like it, not all computing is for pleasure. Although these characteristics of moral code not as resilient when a programmer is programing a program that sends a 13 year olds text message to her friend, are resilient when working with the security software that manages an ATM, or that of Homeland Security. A good computer proffecianal makes sure that there software and hardware can do the job. That there work can perform to the expectations required. No matter how unimportant the product …show more content…
One can achieve great things with computer skills. But one can also acive vary bad things. The dark net, the digital gangs, the hacktivists, and the hackers. The wiken and the witches. Lack of moral code can resort in fraud. If you have the skills to hack a local “point of sale” machine, or if you have the knowledge to hack a company’s financial system. If you understand what the data now in your hand means and what it can do. You can profit from it, buy swiping a piece of plastic at a local store at others expense. Using the data to buy things or buy selling them to other people on the market. If you can infiltrate a government facility, and copy classified information, Inject malware or spyware. If you know what the data in your hand means or what power they hold. They can be sold on the market, used to negitily impact the state. And if you have power of the dark market its-self you can use it to smuggle illegal contraband such as drugs, military grade weapons, stolen art, accounts... the list goes on. It all depends on the morals and the ethics of the user. That same power in the hands of a person with moral codes can be used to for good. Be exposing incriminating evidence that exposes the corrupt individual, if that is considered moral. There are so many versions of ethics. There are so many versions of morality. Is it moral to program an air