K2's Ethics And Technology

Monday, March 10, 2025
Webcast or Webinar, Online
3:00 PM - 6:30 PM (opens at 2:30 PM) EST
4Credits

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$159.00 Regular Price
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$209.00 Regular Price

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Course Type: Webcast
Course Code: 24/5127645
Level: Basic
Vendor: California CPA Education Foundation
Field of Study: Behavioral Ethics

Overview:

With the explosion of technology over the past thirty years, one fair question is, "what are the ethical considerations and impacts related to this technology?" Of course, practical technology issues such as data privacy and security undoubtedly carry ethical considerations. However, technology also affects the ethics associated with work-life balance, the digital divide, training needs, copyrights, and fraud, to name a few. This course will teach you about "technoethics" and its implications for individuals and organizations. To that end, you will explore many current and emerging issues associated with ethics and technology, such as copyrights, cybercrimes, privacy versus security, and geo-tracking technologies. Given the profound implications of ethics and technology, this could be the most impactful session you will ever attend.

Objectives:

• Distinguish between morals and ethics • Define "technoethics" and identify examples of business ethics issues and how they are affected by technology • Recognize the influence of ethics requirements in Codes of Conduct List at least five examples of potential ethical issues associated with leading technologies today

Major Topics:

• Understanding the differences between ethics, morals, and laws • Key technology issues that can impact ethical behavior in businesses • Examples of potential ethical conflicts precipitated by modern technologies

Major Topics:

• Understanding the differences between ethics, morals, and laws • Key technology issues that can impact ethical behavior in businesses • Examples of potential ethical conflicts precipitated by modern technologies

Designed For:

CPAs who desire a deeper understanding of critical ethical issues facing accountants today

Prerequisites:

None