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CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES

CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES

CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES

CS Professional video lectures : Ethical Theories are the solution for the problems or dilemma faced by business in day to day working. It tells us how we should behave or do the task to avoid conflict. Its also known as ethical principles which we should follow in a different situation.
FOLLOWING ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ETHICAL THEORIES
DEONTOLOGICAL THEORY
This theory judged the man on the basis of his action as ethical or unethical. As a human being, we possess certain capacity and capability of rationality compared to animals. Morality should be present to help us with a framework of principles and actions which should be independent of personal intention and desire.
This theory is introduced by Immanuel Kant in 1788.
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