Computer Industry Ethics

Computer Industry Ethics in South Africa Online Course | Uphold Professional Standards in IT

The Computer Industry Ethics in South Africa Online Course is designed to equip IT professionals with the knowledge and understanding of ethical practices and professionalism within the South African context. This self-paced course provides insights into industry codes of conduct, professional bodies, and the importance of ethical behavior in the IT sector.

Why take this course on computer industry ethics in South Africa?

In the rapidly evolving IT landscape, adhering to ethical standards and professional conduct is paramount. This course offers practical guidance on navigating ethical dilemmas, understanding industry codes, and aligning with professional bodies to ensure responsible and credible IT practices.

What you’ll gain from this course:

  • Understand the principles of professionalism in the South African computer industry.

  • Familiarize yourself with industry codes of practice and their applications.

  • Learn about the code of ethics governing IT professionals in South Africa.

  • Recognize the role of professional bodies and their impact on ethical standards.

  • Develop the ability to navigate ethical dilemmas and make informed decisions.

Understanding Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) is essential for individuals, businesses, and policymakers alike. It plays a vital role in promoting economic transformation, equity, and inclusion, especially in South Africa. B-BBEE has far-reaching implications—not only for business compliance and competitiveness but also for broader goals such as economic development, job creation, poverty reduction, and social cohesion. This course unpacks the key principles and practical applications of B-BBEE, helping learners understand its impact and relevance in driving meaningful change.

Course Content

  • The description identifies acceptable and unacceptable professional practices found in the computer industry
  • The description identifies known professional bodies in South Africa
  • A short description of each named professional body is provided
  • The description identifies the codes of practice for the IT industry in South Africa
  • The description provides a brief explanation of the codes of practice identified
  • The description confirms that the computer industry supports equality of opportunity
  • The description confirms the understanding that the computer industry is against computer software piracy
  • The description identifies ways in which piracy is addressed in South Africa
  • Non-accredited: Short course only  
  • Duration: 1h 30m
  • Delivery: Classroom/Online/Blended
  • Access Period: 12 Months 
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