The document outlines 5 assignments of varying lengths that involve analyzing corporate culture, identifying conflicts of interest in auditing, outlining a code of ethics evaluation paper, summarizing and analyzing an ethics case study, and writing a code of ethics and evaluation paper for a company. The longest assignment involves writing a 2,000+ word original code of ethics for a company that addresses guiding principles, purpose, values, training, definitions, coverage, implementation, enforcement, mission statement, and an evaluation section on stakeholders, formulation, implementation, monitoring, and performance. Sources must be referenced and less than 4 years old.

1. 1. Minimum 200 words
Consider your current or previous place of work and complete a
short evaluation of the corporate culture. What conclusions can
you draw? Your response should be at least 200 words in length.
You are required to use at least your textbook as source material
for your response. All sources used, including the textbook,
must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have
accompanying citations.
2. Minimum 200 words
What are the three potential conflicts of interest that can take
place during the auditing process? Explain. Your response
should be at least 200 words in length. You are required to use
at least your textbook as source material for your response. All
sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced;
paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying
citations.
3. Outline: Minimum 300 words
The Code of Ethics and Evaluation Paper is a significant project
for this course. To stay on track, this assignment asks
you to create an outline. Please review the Course Project in
Unit VII, titled Code of Ethics and Evaluation Paper. An
outline is a great way to organize the ideas that you want to
communicate within a paper, or any form of writing.
For your outline, include the following:
1. Identify the topic. The topic of your paper is important. Try
to sum up the point of your paper in one sentence or
phrase that is original and topic focused, well developed, and
thought provoking. This will help your paper stay
focused on the main point.
2. Identify the main categories. What main points will you
cover? The introduction usually introduces all of your main
points, should flow logically, and is effectively linked to the
main topic. Then the rest of paper can be spent
developing those points.
3. Create the first category. What is the first point you want to

2. cover? If the paper centers around a complicated
term, a definition is often a good place to start. For a paper
about a particular theory, giving the general
background on the theory can be a good place to begin.
4. Create subcategories. After you have the main point, create
points under it that provide support for the main point.
The number of subcategories that you use depends on the
amount of information you are going to cover; there is
no right or wrong number to use as long as each point is
compelling or persuasive in support of the main
category. Keep in mind there are 15 content areas to the course
project.
By convention, each category consists of a minimum of two
entries. If your first category is Roman numeral I, your outline
must also have a category labeled Roman numeral II; if you
have a capital letter A under category I, you must also have a
capital letter B. Whether you then go on to have capital letters
C, D, E, is up to you, depending on the amount of material
you are going to cover. You are required to have a minimum of
two of each numbered or lettered categories.
Example:
I. First main category
A. First subcategory
B. Second subcategory
II. Second main category
A. First subcategory
B. Second subcategory
4. Case Study: Minimum 500 words
Read case study
“Google: Don’t Be Evil Unless…”
Summarize the overall viewpoint of the author, and discuss the
major issues presented in the case. Review the
“
Questions for Thought.
” Answer the four “Questions for Thought” using the business

3. ethics
principles from the textbook.
Your summary of the author’s viewpoint and your discussion of
the major issues presented in the case must be in
paragraph form. However, your responses to the four “Questions
for Thought” can be answered either in paragrap
h form
or as a numbered list. Ensure to include your summary of the
author’s viewpoint, your discussion of the ethical issues
facing Patagonia, and your responses to the questions.
5. Course Project: Minimum: 2,000 words
Your task for this Code of Ethics and Evaluation Paper
is to create an original Code of Ethics and Evaluation Paper for
your company or organization. You may also
choose to create a Code of Ethics for a fictitious company or
organization if you prefer not to use your employer. Codes of
conduct for military do not qualify for this assignment. In your
company Code of Ethics, please include the following:
guiding principles,
purpose of the code,
core values,
training and education,
definitions,
what employees it covers,
how it will be implemented/communicated,
how it will be enforced and reported,
mission statement, and
other pertinent elements you feel necessary to have a
comprehensive Code of Ethics.
The Evaluation part is to include the following:
stakeholders,
strategic ethical formulation,
strategic ethical implementation,
ethical monitoring mechanisms, and

4. ethical performance.
Please include a short introduction and background of the
company/organization and a summary of the Code of Ethics
and Evaluation in the paper.
Your paper should contain at least five references in addition to
the textbook and may
include Internet sources, books, and professional journals or
other pertinent resources. Do not copy or plagiarize others
materials. Use references less than four years old.