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You and Mika have a mutual friend, Bruce. Bruce has been working at a large tech solutions company. Recently, the company announced an incentive program for 'everyday technical innovations'. The company wants to encourage new product and program ideas and has offered $200,000 to the staff member who wins the company innovation challenge. Given the amount of money available, there are strict rules and conditions on the innovation idea, including that the idea should be an original concept developed by the staff member and not protected by intellectual property (covered under a patent). You, Mika and Bruce have discussed the thinking behind SSCT and the technology involved. In fact, Bruce has made some suggestions and reviewed the product from a technical perspective. Bruce knows your concept is a great one. He knows the idea is not protected by intellectual property laws and therefore qualifies for the competition. He also knows as a start-up you could really benefit from the cash prize. Bruce starts collecting the product samples that you and Mika provided to him Bruce starts collecting the product samples that you and Mika provided to hir for early phase. This will help prove the originality of the concept for the competition. He thinks about his options: Option A Bruce submits the technology and innovation underpinning SSCT to the competition. He falsely claims in the submission that he is responsible for the original concept and therefore qualifies for the competition. He reasons this is an acceptable outcome because should he win, the money would then be invested into SSCT to ensure the success of his friend's start-up. Option B Bruce considers the benefits of entering the competition but thinks about whether everyone at his work who entered the competition was also submitting a concept that wasn't their own. He considers the impact of this, Bruce reviews the rules of the competition and realises he is in breach of the guidelines. He accepts his submission is not in line with the rules and withdraws his entry. Answer the following questions based on the concepts you learnt in the CSE5003 subject Should Bruce select Option A, which of the following categories would the scenario most likely be classified as? a. Ethical and legal b. Ethical but not legal c. Unethical but legal Should Bruce select Option A, which of the following categories would the scenario most likely be classified as? a. Ethical and legal b. Ethical but not legal c. Unethical but legal d. Unethical and not legal Which ethical framework has Bruce applied in Option A? a. Consequentialism b. Deontology Flag question c. Kant's Categorical Imperative d. Virtue Ethics e. None of these Question 26 Which ethical framework has Bruce applied in Option B? answered a. Consequentialism Marked out of b. Deontology Flag question c. Kant's Categorical Imperative d. Virtue Ethics e. None of these Question 28 You discover Bruce has been contemplating entering the competition. Bruce Not yet answered asks for your advice: should he enter the competition and claim the concept as Marked out of his in order to win the cash prize for your company? 10.00pFlagquestionApplyoneoftheethicalframeworkscoveredinthissubject(Consequentialism,Deontology,KantsCategoricalImperative,VirtueEthics)tosupportanddefend the advice you provide to Bruce on what he should do. Mika also discovers what has been happening. She is upset and hurt by what Bruce has been contemplating and his secrecy. Bruce is shocked by Mika's reaction. You realise something needs to happen to resolve the conflict, Drawing on the subject theory, provide an outline of a conflict resolution strategy that could work for this scenario. Question 30 Using concepts covered in the subject theory, outline two ways that could Notyet impact effective communication between Mika and Bruce. Marked out of 500 P Flag question You and Mika have a mutual friend, Bruce. Bruce has been working at a large tech solutions company. Recently, the company announced an incentive program for 'everyday technical innovations'. The company wants to encourage new product and program ideas and has offered $200,000 to the staff member who wins the company innovation challenge. Given the amount of money available, there are strict rules and conditions on the innovation idea, including that the idea should be an original concept developed by the staff member and not protected by intellectual property (covered under a patent). You, Mika and Bruce have discussed the thinking behind SSCT and the technology involved. In fact, Bruce has made some suggestions and reviewed the product from a technical perspective. Bruce knows your concept is a great one. He knows the idea is not protected by intellectual property laws and therefore qualifies for the competition. He also knows as a start-up you could really benefit from the cash prize. Bruce starts collecting the product samples that you and Mika provided to him Bruce starts collecting the product samples that you and Mika provided to hir for early phase. This will help prove the originality of the concept for the competition. He thinks about his options: Option A Bruce submits the technology and innovation underpinning SSCT to the competition. He falsely claims in the submission that he is responsible for the original concept and therefore qualifies for the competition. He reasons this is an acceptable outcome because should he win, the money would then be invested into SSCT to ensure the success of his friend's start-up. Option B Bruce considers the benefits of entering the competition but thinks about whether everyone at his work who entered the competition was also submitting a concept that wasn't their own. He considers the impact of this, Bruce reviews the rules of the competition and realises he is in breach of the guidelines. He accepts his submission is not in line with the rules and withdraws his entry. Answer the following questions based on the concepts you learnt in the CSE5003 subject Should Bruce select Option A, which of the following categories would the scenario most likely be classified as? a. Ethical and legal b. Ethical but not legal c. Unethical but legal Should Bruce select Option A, which of the following categories would the scenario most likely be classified as? a. Ethical and legal b. Ethical but not legal c. Unethical but legal d. Unethical and not legal Which ethical framework has Bruce applied in Option A? a. Consequentialism b. Deontology Flag question c. Kant's Categorical Imperative d. Virtue Ethics e. None of these Question 26 Which ethical framework has Bruce applied in Option B? answered a. Consequentialism Marked out of b. Deontology Flag question c. Kant's Categorical Imperative d. Virtue Ethics e. None of these Question 28 You discover Bruce has been contemplating entering the competition. Bruce Not yet answered asks for your advice: should he enter the competition and claim the concept as Marked out of his in order to win the cash prize for your company? 10.00pFlagquestionApplyoneoftheethicalframeworkscoveredinthissubject(Consequentialism,Deontology,KantsCategoricalImperative,VirtueEthics)tosupportanddefend the advice you provide to Bruce on what he should do. Mika also discovers what has been happening. She is upset and hurt by what Bruce has been contemplating and his secrecy. Bruce is shocked by Mika's reaction. You realise something needs to happen to resolve the conflict, Drawing on the subject theory, provide an outline of a conflict resolution strategy that could work for this scenario. Question 30 Using concepts covered in the subject theory, outline two ways that could Notyet impact effective communication between Mika and Bruce. Marked out of 500 P Flag