Course title
工学倫理   [Engineering Ethics]
Course category technology speciality courses,ets.  Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year 24  Semester Fall 
Course type Fall  Course code 022534
Instructor(s)
夏 恒   [NATSU Wataru]
Facility affiliation Graduate School of Engineering Office   Email address

Course description
Because of frequent occurrence of serious accidents in our daily life and dishonest acts in research activities due to lack of the ethic awareness, the education of engineering ethics becomes more and more important these years. Moreover, in order to correspond to the problems like global warming and aging society, the ethics awareness of university students of science and technology should be improved. In this lecture, the relationship between the technology and our society, the technicians' responsibilities to the society, actions that we should take, and important factors in engineering ethics will be explained and discussed.
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Course schedule
1. Guidance
Importance of engineering ethics
Current state of engineering ethics education
Aim, purpose, structure, and scholastic evaluation of the lecture

2. Consideration of engineering ethics based on the different results of the nuclear power plant and the bullet train in the Great East Japan Earthquake

3. Dishonest acts in research activities

4. Lesson and prevention measures of dishonest acts in research activities

5. Comparison of the space shuttle Challenger and Citicorp Center

6. Profit and life of consumers
Ford Pinto accident, Mitsubishi Fuso truck accident, etc.

7. Intermediate exercises: Investigation and analysis of ethics cases

8. Group activities: Share and discussion of ethics cases

9. Case Study: Gilbane Gold
Environmental friendliness and whistle-blowing

10. Safety and risk management / Product liability

11. Introduction to the failure study

12. Technicians' quality / Action to protect environment

13. Group activities: Discussion and preparation for the final presentation

14. Group presentation and evaluation (1)

15. Group presentation and evaluation (2)

16. Final exercise
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All lecture materials will be upload through online education system, Moodle.
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Last update
3/9/2018 4:05:16 PM