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Bigger Picture

Learning Objectives Be aware of the impact of computing on individuals, society and the environment Be aware of ethical and legal issues arising from the use of computers Be aware of ownership issues due to the use of computers and the internet

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Open Source vs Proprietary Software The exam question might ask you to discuss the benefits and drawbacks of a school using open source software. You need to know what both terms mean and at least 3 disadvantages and advantages to both. Open Source Proprietary Advantages Disadvantages

Environmental What are the environmental impacts of constantly emerging new technologies?

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