Computing Essentials 2019 (soft-cover)
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ISBN: 9781260210149
Author: Timothy J O'Leary Professor; Linda I. O'Leary; Daniel O'Leary
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Chapter 9, Problem 8D
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(a)
Why should IT professionals receive training or education in Environment issues?
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(b)
Is it unethical when a person fails to consider environment in decisions?
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(c)
Should government make laws that governs energy consumption of computers and other electronic devices?
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(d)
Find the website of Energy Star
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