Student perceptions of ethics and professionalism in computer science: Does age, gender, or experience matter?

Bohy, James Stuart

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Student perceptions of ethics and professionalism in computer science: Does age, gender, or experience matter?

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dc:date2003

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Author dc:creator: Bohy, James Stuart
Contributors dc:contributor: Sharon Smaldino, Chair
Eugene Wallingford, Co-Chair

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Computers--Moral and ethical aspects; Computers and college students--United States; College students--United States--Attitudes;

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Repository record dc:identifier: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/510
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Bohy, James Stuart. Student perceptions of ethics and professionalism in computer science: Does age, gender, or experience matter?. 2003. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/510

Student perceptions of ethics and professionalism in computer science: Does age, gender, or experience matter?

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