Software engineers shall act in a manner that is in the best interests of their client and employer, consistent with the public interest. In particular, software engineers shall, as appropriate:
2.01.
Provide service in their areas of competence, being honest and forthright about
any limitations of their experience and education.
In the innovation of the device we didn't have that much
biological knowledge in this domain. After the research we found out this
concept as the solution and then we got assistance from the relevant parties
who are specialized in the envenomation. Therefore as to our knowledge and
experience in information technology we contributed to automate this venom
detection task. So as a whole we are responsible for any consequences which
come from the device. But we are totally abide to any side effects or
malfunctions of the device and software. We believe the medical data and
formulas we have used are actually very correct. Based on that we have ended up
with this outcome as the prototype.
2.04. Ensure
that any document upon which they rely has been approved, when required, by
someone authorized to approve it.
As we said before the device we have now is just a prototype
which we believe should be improved more for real time use. But the extent to
which it works now is accepted as the solution. So it is a must that the device
is approved by the authorized persons such as venomous specialists and other
responsible associations before it is used.
2.05. Keep
private any confidential information gained in their professional work, where
such confidentiality is consistent with the public interest and consistent with
the law.
In the research process we gathered some information from
the patients, from the families whose family member was found envenomed from a
snake bit and observed in the interested fields where the probability of
happening snake bites is high. Also the other possible fields where snake bites
are reported was analyzed. Afterwards we realizes that this is a serious
problem in a small domain where only specific group of people are attacked and
these snake bites are still being considered as a common neglected problem
since mostly people with low income have become the victims.
2.07.
Identify, document, and report significant issues of social concern, of which
they are aware, in software or related documents, to the employer or the
client.
Some of the identified social concerns at listed below.
1. Prior tests before use of the venom detector.
Firstly we can do some
chemical calculations for each venom sample then record the constant measure of
identification of the venom. When we
test in the laboratory, we can make use of this test for all blood categories
to ensure that the after fusion of each venom and each blood type the venom identification
still works fine and correct. In the same way we have to test for all other
scenarios to ensure that the device works fine in all that scenarios or to find
out any constraints with respect to the context. In real we can collect a blood
sample from the person envenomed and then filter out the venom and test it with
the device for the identification of the venom.
2. So in the
documentation of the problem domain we have the gathered information regarding
snake bites, number of reported snake bites per year, in which places or areas
the snake bites have occurred, how many people have died and why haven’t they
taken steps against this issue.
3. In the experimental
process we happened to gather venom samples with the minimum harm for the
snakes. Reports include the data about venom samples and the experiments
conducted using them to overcome this social matter.
2.09.
Promote no interest adverse to their employer or client, unless a higher
ethical concern is being compromised; in that case, inform the employer or
another appropriate authority of the ethical concern.
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