PHIL 20700: Ethics For Technology, Engineering, And Design

3 Credits

Fall 2025LectureRecitationScience Technology and Society
Fall 2025 Instructors(1)
Taylor Davis

This course is designed to increase your understanding of professional and ethical responsibilities in national, international and cross-cultural environments, helping you to anticipate, understand, and navigate issues that will likely arise in your working life as an engineer or designer. The focus of the course is on developing the ability to apply a general ethical framework to new and unique situations, including those arising from the global cultural context of modern engineering. The course covers how this ethical framework should be constituted, and provides practice in applying this framework to specific, concrete cases. Together, these components work toward your development as a better engineer and more responsible global citizen. The readings, case studies and exercises are geared towards the development of a well-researched original case study that you will present to the class, which is informed by your past experiences and future aspirations related to engineering. Typically offered Fall Spring.

Course PHIL 207 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.

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Course GPA

GPA: 3.47
Grade Distribution% of Students
A
B
A: 68%
B: 21%
C: 6%
D: 1%
F: 4%

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