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What may be allowed in one country could be banned in another. The Internet has servers all over the world, so one person surfing the Internet is under the jurisdiction of so many other places— and simultaneously, none at all. So this global nature makes it hard to implement totally rock-solid solutions because there is no central, world, all-encompassing group that decides what goes and what doesnt go on the internet
In my opinion would also qualify in most cases. I consider utility software like CCleaner, Antivirus software, and other system clean-up products, applications. I think the author of the question is trying to distinguish between utility software that does work on the system and software geared to "real world" tasks like browsing the web or creating documents.
PeNgUiNz RuLe has an even wider definition than I do, but I see some merit in what he is saying. OS's are applications that allow you to manage files and work with other applications. Theoretically, compiler could be a standalone application. You could open it and feed it a text file with code and it could kick out an executable file. More often than not these days compilers are parts of bigger applications called IDEs (Integrated Development Environments). A good example of this in Windows is Microsoft Visual Studio Express. You can write code in it and then use the compiler to create an executable file.
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The answer to the questions: Does Kennesaw State University have any computing ethical policy for computer usage? If so - what is it? Would be as follows:
1. Yes, Kennesaw State University, a university in Georgia, does have a computing ethical policy that regulates the proper use of the facilities and computing services within the facilities of the university and the use of computing equipment that belongs to the university. This policy is known as the KSU Computer Usage Policy.
2. As said before this policy establishes that the use of computing services are not the right of a person, but rather a privilege afforded to the students, faculty and other people who are present in the university and who may need to use its computing services. The use of the computing services would be whitin this policy as long as it stays inside the delimitations established by federal, state and University policies.
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I believe the answers would be A and B. Because you have to fulfill Chantelle's wishes and you have to access their data. Which I am guessing would require a database backup.
I hope this helps.