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In this interactive class, you review the Codes of Ethics from engineering professional associations and explore the differences between ethics, moral impact and compliance, and examine the core values held by professional engineers and those espoused by your company. With your colleagues, you use ethical decision-making guidelines in a case study discussion. This course requires weekly participation over a one-month period. Instructor-led content meets the minimum requirement in the areas of professional conduct and ethics, and satisfies your biennial registration period requirement per Chapter A-E 13.
The current biennium deadline for licensees is 8/1/22-7/31/2024.
The Engineering Ethics course is great way to meet your professional conduct and ethics requirement plus earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Professional Development Hours (PDHs).
This course can be applied to the Water Technology Certificate.
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
- Recall the ethical codes of professional engineering organizations
- Distinguish the differences between ethics, moral impact and compliance
- Discuss and apply a model for ethical decision-making
Course Outline/Topics
Module 1 – Reviewing Engineering Codes of Ethics and Professional Conduct
Week 1 – Discussion (asynchronous) – Values and Ethics in Decision-Making
Week 2 – Complete the Values Wheel and post regarding alignment of your values with organizational values, then comment on classmates’ posts
Module 2 – Putting It Into Practice
Week 3 – Read the case study and comment on the questions and your insights
Week 4 – Complete the NSPE ethics test and comment insights on your results
Who Should Attend
Professional engineers seeking to fulfill their credentialing maintenance requirements for ethics