General guidelines of computer ethics are needed for Computer crimes Protection of personal data All of the mentioned Cracking Question 11 (0.35 points) Communication apprehension is About hearing and properly understanding speakers Anxiety that peaks at the anticipatory stage of public speaking About being deeply engaged in and concentrating on what the speaker is saying Ability to speak with confidence Question 12 (0.35 points) Collection of formal and informal activities within an organization leading to innovation is Design competition Intrapreneurship Entrepreneurship Apprenticeship What protects the intellectual property (IP) created by a designer? Copyright Patent Registered design Trademark Question 8 (0.35 points) The professional's standard of care and skill determines the fact at which a professional May be judged negligent in the performance of services May or may not charge a fee for services Has the duty to request permission from the top management Has met the minimum requirements for registration. Question 9 (0.35 points) Cracking comes under Website service Computer crime Data security Transcription Question 4 (0.35 points) Professional responsibility includes None of the mentioned Both confidentiality and intellectual property rights Intellectual property rights Confidentiality Question 5 (0.35 points) To completely eliminate the risk of being sued under tort law, it is important to Be licensed as a professional engineer (P.Eng) Be a good engineer (graduate with high marks; build a solid reputation) Be very prudent in all your professional practices (i.e., protect yourself) None of the mentioned Question 6 (0.35 points) If involved in a likely "conflict of interest," the professional's "greatest practice" is to: Ensure full disclosure and abstain from action resulting in personal gain Ensure all parties are aware of the potential for a conflict of interest Report the conflict of interest to the public Refuse the work The Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) was established by: Government of Canada Engineers Canada Universities in Canada Industry Canada Question 2 (0.35 points) Which of the following allows for a patent to be successfully applied? A new electronic device An invention that would not have been obvious to someone with skill and experience in the area Presentation of information A new form of doing business Question 3 (0.35 points) Which of the following is NOT a profession with practice-restricting licenses in Canada? Engineering Medicine Dentistry Information Systems