Tutorial $1$

$1-$ Introduction

In case study analysis, we can apply a four$-$step process denoted by the acronym CARE: Consider $($stakeholders and consequences$),$ Analxze $($how the Code applies to the context$),$ Review $($possible actions$),$ and Evaluate $($decisions and future impact$).$

Consider: Who are the relevant actors and stakeholders? What were the anticipated and$/$or observable effects of the actions or decisions for those stakeholders? What additional details would provide a greater understanding of the situational context?

Analxze: What stakeholder rights $($legal$,$ natural, or social$)$ were impacted and to what extent? What technical facts are most relevant to the actors' decision? What principles of the Code were most relevant? What personal, institutional, or legal values should be considered?

Review: What responsibilities, authority, practices, or policies shaped the actors' choices? What potential actions could have changed the outcomes?

Evaluate: How might the decision in this case be used as a foundation for similar future cases? What actions $($or lack of action$)$ supported or violated the Code? Are the actions taken in this case justified, particularly when considering the rights of and impact on all stakeholders?