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Cases for teaching engineering ethics

Marilyn A. Dyrud

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This paper offers suggestions for integrating ethics education into engineering classes, primarily by using a case-based approach. It focuses on both micro and macro cases in three engineering disciplines: software, civil, and mechanical.

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This paper offers suggestions for integrating ethics education into engineering classes, primarily by using a case-based approach. It focuses on both micro and macro cases in three engineering disciplines: software, civil, and mechanical.

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This paper offers suggestions for integrating ethics education into engineering classes, primarily by using a case-based approach. It focuses on both micro and macro cases in three engineering disciplines: software, civil, and mechanical.

Key concepts: Computer science, Engineering education, Macro, Software engineering, Civil engineering software, Engineering management, Engineering ethics, Social software engineering

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