Engineering ethics
An introduction to using Visual Basic for engineers. Introduces a disciplined approach to engineering analysis with a five-step problem-solving process. Includes numerous exercises and problems, such as "What if" and "Try It" features. For engineers and computer scientists intere...
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Upper Saddle River, NJ
Prentice Hall
2000
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Table of Contents:
- Is Ethics Relative?
- Ethics Is Not Just Personal Opinion
- The Need for Ethics
- Engineering and the Freedom of Choice
- Ethics and Morals
- What If? Does Ethics Involve Only "Serious" Choice Behavior?
- The Temptation of Moral Relativism
- The Temptation of Moral Absolutism
- What If? Neither Giants nor Dwarves
- The Truths of Absolutism and Relativism
- The Usefulness of Ethics Codes
- What If? Ethics Codes and Technical Standards
- Exploring Different Dimensions of Ethics
- Doing What Is Right
- What If? Not Doing What is Wrong
- Crime, Vice, Virtue, and Heroic Virtue
- Deciding Which Action is Right
- Moral Dilemmas
- Reflecting on Why an Action Is Right
- What If? First- and Second-Order Ethical Principles
- Descriptions, Norms, and Meta-Ethics
- Ethical Theories
- Moral Reasoning and the Structure of Human Action
- Consequential Theory
- What If? The Ford Pinto
- Deontological Theory
- Virtue Theory
- The Three Theories Reviewed
- Relationships among Theories
- Ethics and Psychology
- Lawrence Kohlberg's Six Stages of Moral Development
- What If? Facts and Values
- The Ethics of Care
- What If? Two Moral Voices
- Ethics and Institutions
- Individual and Group Behavior
- Going Along to Get Along versus Loyal Opposition
- Organizations and Engineering
- Win-Win Solutions and the Ethics of Care
- Manifestations and Limitations of Organizational Structures
- Organizations and Ethics
- Styles of Management and Leadership
- Globalization, Deorganization, and a New Engineering Ethics.


