acm quiz 5?

The Code itself recognizes that staying within the law and applying common sense will usually ensure one is within the Code.
Navigating ethical challenges is specifically mentioned as a professional requirement in the Code.
The Code requires constant checking against a large number of finely-detailed rules.
New technologies are bringing new ethical challenges with them.

Statements 2 and 4 are correct.

Karla is acting correctly in letting her manager know about the limits of her knowledge.
Karla should not accept the assignment unless she is 100% sure she can do it.
Karla's manager should be reasonably supportive of Karla's efforts to develop professionally.
Karla's manager should note her lack of self-confidence on her next performance review.

Statements 1 and 3 are correct.

Notifying people affected by a data breach is a positive obligation under the Code.
Continually monitoring and patching security systems as needed is an ongoing responsibility.
People affected by a data breach do have to be notified, but nothing is said in the Code about when that must take place.
Systems should be as secure as possible, but ease of use is also an important concern.

Statements 1, 2, and 4 are correct.

Lilian's account still being active demonstrates that her access is authorized.
Lilian's access may be unauthorized, but she is clearly benefiting from it and no one is being harmed, so the Code doesn't really apply.
The logon disclaimer about class use by current students suggests Lilian should not be using the math package, as she is no longer a student there.
BigState U. may have ample computing resources, but Lilian's unauthorized use of them is still a violation of their rights.

Statements 3 and 4 are correct.

Computing professionals are obligated to provide thorough, objective evaluations.
Particular care should be taken in evaluating machine learning systems.
If risks cannot be fully assessed in advance, then the project must not go forward.
Professionals have an obligation to ensure that systems work as they are intended.

Statements 1, 2, and 4 are correct.

The Code only applies to professionals working with public-facing systems or personal data.
The Code has many provisions, regarding security, sustainability, and professional responsibilities, that would apply in his situation.
The Code does not apply to those working purely in research.
The Code envisions the public good as the central concern in all computing work.
Statements 1 and 3 are correct.

Statements 2 and 4 are correct.

Actions approved by management and well-intentioned can still lead to harm.
If a project has proper authorization, Chen is relieved of responsibility under the Code.
Personal information gathered for one purpose should not be used for another purpose without the subject's consent.
The Code is only concerned with deliberate or malicious harm.

Satements 1 and 3 are correct.

If the data presented is true, i.e. not falsified or fraudulent, there's no harm in presenting it in the most positive light possible.
Statements that are true but misleading are still a violation of the Code.
Given the importance of getting the contract, Consuela should reconsider her opposition to going forward with the presentation.
There's nothing wrong with presenting test data, but the presentation should clearly indicate what is small-scale test data and what is real-world performance.

Statements 2 and 4 are correct.

Paul should not delete such data; if it is illegal (such as child pornography) he should report it; otherwise he should leave it alone.
The fact that no one has complained is irrelevant to the Code.
Pornography is socially harmful and Paul is performing a public good.
Paul's authorization to remove viruses does not imply a right to remove material he finds offensive.

Statements 1, 2, and 4 are correct.

Namh should try to challenge the rule within existing channels before deciding to disobey it.
By putting the public good first, Namh is exemplifying a responsible professional.
If he decides to disobey his manager, Namh must be prepared to accept the consequences.
In general, a professional should follow all applicable rules unless there is a specific (and ethical) reason not to.

Statements 1, 3, and 4 are correct.