Research Question: Is it ethically incorrect for companies to
utilize data analytics?
Examples: Data masking could
be defeated to reveal personal information, Unethical actions
based on interpretations, Discrimination, Data analytics not 100% accurate.
Research Papers are should be 8-10 double-spaced pages (body
of paper not counting figures, graphics, or titles, tables of contents, etc.).
Please use 12-point Time Roman, 1- inch margins, and otherwise follow APA 6.0
guidelines. The paper should include the following sections:
1. Title Page
2. Abstract (This is a 300-word or less summary of your
paper, including the result. It is not an introduction)
3. Introduction Page
4. Issue Identification (This is the most important item.
The rest of your paper will be solving this problem.)
5. Issue Analysis / Develop Alternatives (This is sometimes
referred to as the Literature Review. That’s because you’ll be citing examples
you find in the literature to substantiate your problem and find things that
have worked for other situations that could apply to your problem)
6. Evaluate Alternatives
7. Recommendation
8. Implementation Plan
9. Risks (include risks of doing as well as the risk of not
taking the recommended course)
10. Conclusion
11. References must be in APA format and include a minimum
of 5 references – at least 3 of them being from a “scholarly” journal or
conference from a library resource such as Troy online library. Wikipedia and
the textbook for the course are not acceptable references.
You will be turning your paper in to TurnItIn through
Blackboard. You are allowed a TurnItIn similarity score of up to 20%, which
means that TurnItIn.com found 20% duplication with previously written material
in publications, on the internet, or from other student’s papers. Any
duplication percentage over 20% will result in a one point reduction from your
research case score. For example, a turnitin similarity score of 45% would
equal a 25 point reduction from your score (45% – 20% = 25 point reduction). Be
careful to make the research case your own by paraphrasing the articles you reference.
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