We have three main sections to our code of ethics: integrity, community, and engagement.\u00a0 As Notre Dame Computer Science students, we thought that we should all strive to be honest and hard working, in addition to making a positive impact on the community.\u00a0 Our community section mostly had to do with how we interacted with each other.\u00a0 We wanted us to be respectful and supportive and to work towards creating a better environment for future students.\u00a0 The engagement section refers to engaging with each other, engaging in our work, and engaging in global issues.\u00a0 We tried to address not only how to act while at Notre Dame, but to give guidelines on how to act once we leave this place.<\/p>\n
While we cover many topics, we do have some weaknesses.\u00a0 I think our organization of our ideas could have been more graceful.\u00a0 There are many points that could fall under multiple categories.\u00a0 We had a lot of ideas and found it difficult to place them under a single category.\u00a0 I think having more categories that are more specific could have helped this.<\/p>\n
I believe that having a code of ethics is useful.\u00a0 Having a something to strive for in regards to how to conduct oneself.\u00a0 And if everyone works together to create that type of environment, it will be a better place for everyone.\u00a0 And if we all then take these ideals out into the real world, we could start to make a change in the world.\u00a0 And all of this would be really wonderful, but only if we all actually took the time and effort to read and abide by our own code of ethics.\u00a0 I believe it was useful to put into words the principles that were in my head.\u00a0 That way, when I go out into the workforce, I can look for a work environment that embodies those same morals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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