acs code of ethics Answers needed

Your question:

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) provides six (6) ethical values (also known as code of ethics):

The primacy of the public interest

Professionalism

Determine which ACS code of ethics is breached, where an ACS member:

[1 mark] Does not attempt to upgrade his/her knowledge and skills (f) [1 mark]Does not accept responsibility for his/her work

Competence: Possessing and applying the necessary skills and knowledge to perform tasks effectively.
Professional development: Continuously learning and growing to maintain expertise.

Explanation: Knowingly providing false or misleading information about a product or service to gain a client is a clear violation of honesty. It undermines trust and can cause significant harm if the client suffers financial or reputational damage due to the unsuitable solution.

Scenario 2: Disregarding user privacy

Explanation: Misusing or misappropriating proprietary information belonging to others is unprofessional and dishonest. It violates intellectual property rights and can have legal consequences. An ACS member should respect the ownership and boundaries of others' work.

Scenario 4: Not seeking guidance for ethical dilemmas

Explanation: In the rapidly evolving tech landscape, staying stagnant is detrimental. Failing to update knowledge and skills renders an ACS member incompetent to handle complex challenges and maintain their professional standing. This breach also impacts professionalism, as clients and colleagues expect expertise from ACS members.

Scenario 6: Not taking responsibility for work