A glossary of abbreviations and terms used in Science and Technology Studies (STS) and in my uOttawa PhD thesis (2020) on Ethical Hacking Sociotechnology, titled Technoethics and sensemaking: Risk assessment and knowledge management of ethical hacking in a sociotechnical society (thesis advisory committee: uOttawa professors Rocci Luppicini, Liam Peyton, and Andre Vellino).
BoK: Body of Knowledge
CE: Computer Engineering
CS: Computer Science
CSE: Communications Security Establishment
EDP: Ethical Design Principles (e.g., EDP-STEI-KW)
NCE: Networks of Centres of Excellence
S&T: Science and Technology
SCOT: Social Construction of Technology
SE: Software Engineering
SLR: Systematic literature review
SSP-DMG: Science, Society and Policy Decision-Making Grid
ST: Sociotechnical
STEI-KW: Open, Scientific, Knowledge-Making Sociotechnical Society; Technology
STS: Science and Technology Studies
TE: Technoethics
TEI: Technoethical Inquiry Theory
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