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Thics IN Engineering: DR - Fatimah Al-Hassani
Thics IN Engineering: DR - Fatimah Al-Hassani
Lecture 1
Dr.Fatimah Al-Hassani
REFERENCES
http://manofthehouse.com/money/career-advice/business-ethics-in-the-workplace
called moral philosophy the discipline concerned
with what is morally good and bad, right and
wrong. The term is also applied to any system or
theory of moral values or principles.
http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/reference/define-ethics.html
WHERE DO ETHICS COME FROM?
•From God
•Islam teaches that: “whoever saves the life of one, it
shall be as if he had
saved the life of all mankind.
•From an abstract world where concepts exist in some
way
•From agreement between people. NTRODUDr.Ft
•From a consideration of duty, or virtue.
•From a consideration of the consequences of various
actions.
RESULT OF ETH CAL EQUATION
ETHICAL BEHA OR UNETHICAL BEHA
✓ Quality products ✓ Shoddy products
✓ Conservation of resources ✓waste, fraud, greed
✓ Pride in work ✓ Abuse of expertise
✓ Public safety ✓ Guilt, fear
✓ Timeliness ✓ Lack of safety
✓ GOOD BUSINESS ✓ Cutting corners
-poor design
-rushed testing
✓ DISASTERS!
http://www.free-clep-prep.com/Business-Ethics-and-Society-DSST.html
Why study engineering ethics?
Why is it important for engineering students to study
engineering ethics? Several notorious cases that
have received a great deal of media attention in the
past few years have led engineers to gain an
increased sense of their professional responsibilities.
These cases have led to an awareness of the
importance of ethics within the engineering profession
as engineers realize how their technical work has far-
reaching impacts on society. The work of engineers
can affect public health and safety and can influence
business practices and even politics.
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