Ethics, Law, and Professionalism for Engineers

Undergraduate

History of engineering profession, legal and ethical aspects of engineering practice and its associated impacts. social and environmental responsibilities of professional engineers, organization of companies and corporations, intellectual and industrial properties, conflict resolution, tort liability and contract law, national and international trades and related regulations, public safety and health considerations and impacts, environmental stewardship and sustainable development and operations, environmental laws and regulations, occupational health and safety, studying ethical dilemmas and corresponding various solving approaches, engineering associations and societies, engineering codes of ethics and ethical obligations of professional engineers, engineering licensure and related obligations, professional engineers in private sectors, indigenous related aspects of engineering, studying various case studies about social and environmental disasters in engineering history. Course Format: Lectures, 3 hours per week Restrictions: open to BEng majors. with a minimum 16 overall credits. Prerequisite(s): IENG 3P05