Research Methodology
Research Methodology
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Topic 5.1 of Research Ethics and Intellectual Property Rights
Why research ethics rules exist, the Tuskegee study that made them necessary, the three Belmont principles — Respect for Persons, Beneficence, and Justice — and how each translates into a security or machine learning research context.
By the end of this topic, you will
Quadrant 1 · e-Tutorial
EZ Bytes · quick recaps
Research Ethics Rules Exist Because of What Happened Without Them.
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Quadrant 2 · e-Content
Quadrant 3 · Web Resources
Quadrant 4 · Self-Assessment
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Quadrant 5 · Play
Ungraded practice for Foundations: The Belmont Principles: games and hands-on Skill Labs that use this topic, plus the crossword for Research Ethics and Intellectual Property Rights. It never affects your unit assessment, and clearing a game or lab for the first time earns EZ Board points when you are signed in.
Crossword
Research Ethics and IPR
10 key terms from this unit. Free to play.
Race
Integrity Expressway
6 checkpoints from this unit. Free to play. Earn 30 EZ Board points on your first clear.
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This is the discussion thread for the lesson "Foundations: The Belmont Principles" (Research Methodology, Unit 5). Ask questions, share real-world examples, and help classmates who are stuck. Conversation starters. Try explaining one of these in your own words: - State why the Belmont Report was written and the specific harm it was responding to - Explain the three Belmont principles and what obligation each one creates for a researcher - Apply the principles to a security/ML scenario using the table that maps each principle to the questions it raises in technical research
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