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DEFINING THE ENGINEERS’ ETHICAL CODE
Ethics- moral philosophy and concepts of right and wrong
GENERAL SUBJECTS
Ethics
moral philosophy and concepts of right and wrong
GENERAL SUBJECTS
1.Metaethics- investigates the origin of ethical principles, meaning, & source in society. 2. Normative Ethics- include practical issues 3. Applied Ethics- controversial issues
Examining debatable Code
its adaptation is significant for the professionalization of an occupational group as it is one of external hallmarks testifying to the claim that they recognize obligation to society that transcends mere economic self-interest
It can serve as an educational tool
providing a focal point for discussion in classes and professional meetings
It can indicate to others
that the profession is seriously concerned w/ responsible, professional conduct
Principles
a fundamental and comprehensive doctrine (morality) regarding behavior and conduct
Canons
broad principles of conduct
Standards
more specific goals toward which individuals should aspire in professional performance
Metaethics- investigates the origin of ethical principles, meaning, & source in society. 2. Normative Ethics- include practical issues 3. Applied Ethics- examining debatable controversial issues.
subjects
Code- its adaptation is significant for the professionalization of an occupational group as it is one of external hallmarks testifying to the claim that they recognize obligation to society that transcends mere economic self-interest Michael Davis- ______ is to protect each professional from certain pressures by making sure that other members of profession will not take advantage of good conduct. -protects members of a profession from certain consequences of competition and a solution to coordination problem.
code
Its ______ is significant for the professionalization of an occupational group as it is one of external hallmarks testifying to the claim that they recognize obligation to society that transcends mere economic self-interest Michael Davis- code is to protect each professional from certain pressures by making sure that other members of profession will not take advantage of good conduct. -protects members of a profession from certain consequences of competition and a solution to coordination problem.
adaptation
-______ members of a profession from certain consequences of competition and a solution to coordination problem.
protects
Test your knowledge of the engineers' ethical code with this quiz on metaethics, normative ethics, and applied ethics. Explore the origin of ethical principles, practical issues, and controversial topics to understand the significance of ethical codes in professionalization.
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