The basic foundations of utilitarianism is the "principle of utility", as explained by philosopher "John Stuart Mill"
1) Everyone desires happiness as an end goal
2) Everyone wants the general happiness of the majority as an end goal
3) Nothing other than happiness is desired as an end goal (i.e pain)
These 3 principles simply mean
1) Pleasure and happiness is the only thing that matters
2) Rightous actions promote but sinful actions promote unhappiness
3) The happiness of each individual is equal to any other individual

The basic foundations of Deontology
1) Moral actions are good because of their characteristics regardless of their outcome
2) Some actions are morally obligatory even if they cause human suffering
Deontology is concerned with doing the right thing regardless of consequences, meaning the person would never do anything that is considered amoral or wrong by law and personal duty to those around said person.

The basic foundation of Virtue Ethics is the "excellence of action" which means taking the right action to cause the right consequence only because you're a virtuous person, it is similar to deontology in its rigid adherence to morality but ethics focus more on a personal adherence to the higher qualities such as honor, bravery, honesty, etc...
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