| May 7, 1992
CONFERENCE |
In this conference, scholars, technologists, and businesspeople made a successful attempt to establish a set of guidelines that govern the proper use of computers. Ramon Barquin came forward with the widely publicized and much used Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics. Others strived to develop ethical standards for computing professionals, software quality, government resource allocations, national security, computer modeling and simulation, and privacy issues. INTRODUCTION Ramon Barquin Executive Vice President The Washington Consulting Group and Computer Ethics Institute PANEL 1 Exploring the Range of Computer Ethics: Public Awareness, Public Policy and Public Principles Moderator: Rev. John Boyles Maarten van Swaay Computer and Information Sciences Kansas State University Patrick F. Sullivan Computer Ethics Institute Jan Goldman Department of Defense W. Robert Collins Dpartment of Computer Science College of William and Mary Keith W. Miller Department of Computer Science College of William and Mary
Evan G. DeRezno W. Robert Collins Keith W. Miller John A. Loughney Suzanne Weisband
William Marmon Robert J. Melford Harry Yeide James Settle
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