Course Description
MNE 201: Engineer in Society Unijos Lecture Notes explores the role and responsibilities of engineers in shaping and improving society. The course examines the ethical, social, economic, and environmental impacts of engineering practices while emphasizing professional conduct and sustainable development.
Course Structure
Engineering and Society
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The historical and modern role of engineers in societal development
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The impact of engineering on economic growth and technological advancement
Professional Ethics and Responsibilities
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Ethical principles in engineering practice
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Codes of conduct and professional regulations
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Case studies on ethical dilemmas in engineering
Sustainability and Environmental Considerations
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The role of engineers in sustainable development
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Environmental laws and policies affecting engineering projects
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Green engineering and sustainable technology
Engineering and Global Issues
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Engineers’ contributions to solving global challenges (e.g., climate change, infrastructure development, and energy crisis)
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The influence of globalization on engineering practices
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, students should be able to:
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Understand the societal impact of engineering decisions.
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Apply ethical principles in professional practice.
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Recognize the importance of sustainability in engineering.
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Analyze real-world case studies to assess the role of engineers in addressing societal challenges.
Assessment Methods
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Exams and Quizzes: To evaluate theoretical understanding.
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Projects and Case Studies: To apply ethical and social concepts in practical scenarios.
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Class Participation: To encourage discussions on the evolving role of engineers in society.
This course equips students with a strong foundation in professional ethics, sustainability, and the broader responsibilities of engineers in shaping a better world.
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