ECE 480L/481L/492G: Engineering Ethics and Professionalism     Spring 2006
	ECE 480L/481L/492G     HOME     Announcements     Homework & Grading     TEXTBOOK     COURSE OVERVIEW     This course is a survey of professional and ethical issues in Electrical and Computer Engineering. It discusses professional issues that an engineer will encounter on the job, and the way that modern technologies pose ethical issues. It stresses case studies that relate to ethical theory.           INSTRUCTOR     Edward F. Gehringer Office: 2301 Partners I (919) 515-2066 Office hours: M 3:30-4:20 W 2:20-3:10 efg@ncsu.edu           TEACHING ASSISTANT     John Doe jd@ncsu.edu 919-513-xxxx           Week 1: Ethical Priciples           Reading     Read Edgar's chapter from Morality and Machines on, Is Ethics Possible? Become familiar with the philosophical bases for ethics, either from: Chapter 1 of Richard Spinello's Ethical Aspects of Information Technology, or: the "Different Approaches to Ethical Issues" section of the Principles page on the Ethics in Computing Website.
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