Identify an "ethical dilemma" from the following situations Your employer releases a safety-critical system without finishing the test of the system Refusing to undertake a project Agreement in principles with the policies of the senior management All of the mentioned Question 41 (0.35 points) Contract is An exchange of promises, verbal or written, between two parties only, to do or refrain from doing an act enforceable in a court of law An exchange of promises, verbal or written, between two or more parties, to do or refrain from doing an act enforceable in a court of law An exchange of promises, written only, between two parties, to do or refrain from doing an act enforceable in a court of law An exchange of promises, written only, between two or more parties, to do or refrain from doing an act enforceable in a court of law Which of the following is NOT the core of code of ethics? To enhance the profit of an organization. To create an ethical workplace. To improve the public image of an organization. To enhance the professional responsibility of an organization. Question 38 (0.35 points) Registration as a professional engineer does not require Being a person of good character Graduation from an accredited school Passing an economics exam Paying fees Question 39 (0.35 points) Ethical considerations in technical writing include Honesty, legality, confidentiality, quality, fairness, and professionalism Honesty, legality, confidentiality, quality, quantity, and professionalism Honesty, legality, confidentiality, quantity, fairness, and professionalism Honesty, legality, confidentiality, quality, fairness, and design thinking The route to professionalism begins from Skill development Licensing Accredited professional education Certification Question 35 (0.35 points) Types of intellectual property (IP) rights include: Patents, copyrights, trade secrets, and technology transfer Patents, duty of care, trade secrets, and trademarks Patents, copyrights, negligence, and trademarks Patents, copyrights, trade secrets, and trademarks Question 36 (0.35 points) Factors involved in an examination of tort due to negligence include Causation (direct link between negligence and loss) Breach of duty of care (failure to meet the required "standard of care") Damages foreseeable (at the time of breach) All of the above