and this is what i found, reworded and typed myself
a EULA needs to be established for a successful agreement P2P network & software license
What is a EULA?
A EULA is a legal contract between you and the software publisher. It spells out the terms and conditions for using the software. For example, it might say you can only install the software on one computer for your personal use, a fairly common stipulation. However, it might also say that by using the software you agree to third-party monitoring or to allowing other users to access parts of your computer.
My own ethical approach
1. Is it illegal to copy a design?
yes it is, if you copy it without changing anything it is, but if you do copy someone's work, but modify it by at least 50% then it isn't illegal
2. Is it ethical to sell a non-original design as your own?
no, that is just not acceptable
3. What is the difference between ethics and law?
ethics is a persons own code of rules, while law is a set of perimeter which cannot be breached
4. Do you value others intellectual property the same as your own?
yes i do, other wise there would be a lot of legal issues
Make a list of 5 behaviour principles you consider essential for each of these:
1. At CDU in the MacLabs
2. Outside class in a social setting
3. In a professional workplace in which you may be employed after studies
My own ethical approach
1. Is it illegal to copy a design?
yes it is, if you copy it without changing anything it is, but if you do copy someone's work, but modify it by at least 50% then it isn't illegal
2. Is it ethical to sell a non-original design as your own?
no, that is just not acceptable
3. What is the difference between ethics and law?
ethics is a persons own code of rules, while law is a set of perimeter which cannot be breached
4. Do you value others intellectual property the same as your own?
yes i do, other wise there would be a lot of legal issues
Make a list of 5 behaviour principles you consider essential for each of these:
1. At CDU in the MacLabs
- no running
- clean up after ones self
- no open foods or drinks near the equipment
- sensible behavior
- politeness
2. Outside class in a social setting
- be sensible
- polite
- positive
- careful
- assertive
3. In a professional workplace in which you may be employed after studies
- quick
- efficient
- sensible
- watchful
- polite
The BLOG EXERCISE was answered really well here - good research and summary.
ReplyDeleteTo complete this week's work, you still need to blog on the GROUP EXERCISE: relinquishing ownership.
It appears you have not read my comments and completed this week's blog at all.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the answers to these questions?
01 - Do you usually think your ideas are the best?
02 - Are you shy in presenting ideas?
03 - Do you hold back your best ideas?
04 - Are you happy when others want to change your ideas?
05 - Are you totally truthful when you are asked for opinions on other’s work?
06 - Would you ever present somebody else’s idea as your own?
07 - Would you borrow just a little bit?
08 - How would you feel if somebody borrowed just a little bit of your idea?
09 - Do you think you have any ideas that are totally original?
10 - Would you feel the same way about that original idea in 30 years?
11 - Does a knowledge of design history help or hinder your idea originality?
12 - Would you be prepared to sell an idea?