Software engineering code of ethics

Gotterbarn, Don; Miller, Keith; Rogerson, Simon

doi:10.1145/265684.265699

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“…In addition, with UGC questions related to verification and validation of contributions, as well as to copyright ownership and infringement become relevant. The consideration of such ethical and legal requirements shall be incorporated in the system design and development process in terms of an ethics-by-design approach [26]. This means that data protection and privacy is already taken into account when the system is being designed.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Scientific Publication into an Applied Gaming Ecosystem

Salman¹,

Fuchs²,

Vu³

et al. 2016

9th Annual International Conference on Computer Games Multimedia &Amp; Allied Technologies (CGAT 2016)

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Abstract-The European (EU)-based industry for non-leisure games (so called Applied Games, AGs) is an emerging business. As such it is still fragmented and needs to achieve critical mass to compete globally. Nevertheless, its growth potential is widely recognized and even suggested to exceed the growth potential of the leisure games market. The European project Realizing an Applied Gaming Ecosystem (RAGE) is aiming at supporting this challenge. RAGE will help to seize these opportunities by making available an interoperable set of advanced Applied Game (AG) technology assets, as well as proven practices of using such AG assets in various real-world contexts. As described in [1], RAGE will finally provide a centralized access to a wide range of applied gaming software modules, relevant information, knowledge and community services, and related scientific documents, taxonomies, media, and educational resources within an online community portal called the RAGE Ecosystem. Besides this, an integration between the RAGE Ecosystem and relevant social network interaction spaces that arranges and facilitates collaboration that underlie Research and Development (R&D), as well as marketoriented innovation and exploitation will be created in order to support community building, as well as collaborative asset exploitation of User Generated Contents (UGCs) of the RAGE Ecosystem. In this paper, we will describe the integration of the Scientific Publication Platform (SPP) Mendeley [2] into the RAGE Ecosystem. This will allow for automating repetitive tasks, reducing errors, and speeding up time consuming tasks. On the other hand it will support information, UGC, and knowledge sharing, as well as persistency of social interaction threads within Social Networking Sites (SNSs) and Groupware Systems (GWSs) that are connected to the RAGE Ecosystem. The paper reviews relevant use cases and scenarios, as well as related authentication, access, and information integration challenges. In this way, on the one hand a qualitative evaluation regarding an optimal technical integration is facilitated while on the other hand design approaches for supporting features of resulting user interfaces are initiated.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Scientific Publication into an Applied Gaming Ecosystem

Salman¹,

Fuchs²,

Vu³

et al. 2016

9th Annual International Conference on Computer Games Multimedia &Amp; Allied Technologies (CGAT 2016)

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“…Over the years, software ethics evolved in different ways and formats [19] [20] [21] [22]. Ethical-Driven Software Development (EDSD) promotes an ethical framework that serves software engineers as a guideline for the entire development process [23].…”

Section: Ethical-driven Software Development (Edsd)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Ethics as a Quality Driver in Agile Software Projects

Abdulhalim¹,

Lurie²,

Mark³

2018

JSSM

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Comparing two software development teams working on similar projects in a large software company, this research study focuses on the question as to whether the implementation of ethical tools in the software development process serves as a quality driver. Is ethics a quality driver in Agile development processes? The findings of the present study indicate that there is a significant correlation between the inclusion of ethical tools in the process of planning in Agile methodologies and the achievement of improved performance in three quality parameters: schedule, product functionality and cost. Theoretically, the connection between ethics and quality is important. Practically, this study's findings show that the inclusion of ethical tools in Agile software projects can improve the quality of a project.

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“…This approach deals with design principles and guidelines so that the software itself follows ethical rules or supports humans in following ethical rules (Gotterbarn, Miller, & Rogerson, 1997;Gotterbarn, 1999). Privacy by design more concretely focuses on privacy engineering and developing guidelines for designing privacy-friendly systems (Cavoukian, 2011).…”

Section: Ethics By Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

LEA in Private: A Privacy and Data Protection Framework for a Learning Analytics Toolbox

Steiner

Kickmeier-Rust²,

Albert³

2016

Learning Analytics

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To find a balance between learning analytics research and individual privacy, learning analytics initiatives need to appropriately address ethical, privacy, and data protection issues. A range of general guidelines, model codes, and principles for handling ethical issues and for appropriate data and privacy protection are available, which may serve the consideration of these topics in a learning analytics context. The importance and significance of data security and protection are also reflected in national and international laws and directives, where data protection is usually considered as a fundamental right. Existing guidelines, approaches, and regulations served as a basis for elaborating a comprehensive privacy and data protection framework for the LEA's BOX project. It comprises a set of eight principles to derive implications for ensuring ethical treatment of personal data in a learning analytics platform and its services. The privacy and data protection policy set out in the framework is translated into the learning analytics technologies and tools that were developed in the project and may be used as best practice for other learning analytics projects.

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Software engineering code of ethics

Cited by 116 publications

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Integrating Scientific Publication into an Applied Gaming Ecosystem

Integrating Scientific Publication into an Applied Gaming Ecosystem

Ethics as a Quality Driver in Agile Software Projects

LEA in Private: A Privacy and Data Protection Framework for a Learning Analytics Toolbox

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