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We read about the Bhopal Disaster In late 1984, a pressure-relief valve on a tank used to store methyl isocyanate (MIC) at a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, accidentally opened. The causes of the accident had many contributing factors. Some two thousand people were killed and thousands more injured. Then we read about the framework. The ethical theory provides a framework for reaching solutions to ethical problems.
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\"Conflicting Visions of Technology\",
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2. What is the main position of the Pessimistic view of technology? Give some examples and
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Understanding Ethical Problems
- 1. SUPERIOR UNIVERSITY LAHORE SS-3014 NAME: Muhammad Ibrar ROLL #: BAEM-F18-025 ASSIGNMENT #: 04 SUBJECT: Professional Ethics & Values SEMESTER: 8th DEPARTMENT: Avionics Engineering SUBMITTED TO: Asst. Prof. Air Cdre. Illyas Mahmood (Retd.)
- 2. Page 2 of 2 Lecture summary Chp#3: Understanding Ethical Problems In this lecture first We read about the Bhopal Disaster In late 1984, a pressure-relief valve on a tank used to store methyl isocyanate (MIC) at a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, accidentally opened. The causes of the accident had many contributing factors. Some two thousand people were killed and thousands more injured. Then we read about the framework. The ethical theory provides a framework for reaching solutions to ethical problems. These are the framework. Professional ethical framework (eg; PEC, IEEE, etc) Moral ethical framework/theories (discussed in this chp) Religious ethical framework Then we read about the Ethical Theories. Many generally accepted theories; However, we talked about four of them. Sr. N0. Ethical Theories Explanation 1 Utilitarianism Tries to achieve a balance between the good and bad consequences of an action. This method is fundamental to many types of engineering analysis Risk-benefit and Cost-benefit 2 Duty Ethics Duty ethics contends that certain acts or duties should be performed because they are inherently ethical. These actions can be listed Honesty and Fairness 3 Rights Ethics Everyone has inherent moral rights. In the Rights Ethics, we read about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which. It is stated that the universal declaration of human rights stems out from the last sermon of the holy prophet (P.B.U.H). 4 Virtue Ethics Focuses on the type of person we should strive to be. Any act that violates an individual’s moral rights is ethically unacceptable Then we read about professional success in professional success teamwork are very important because Ethical issues can arise when working on projects in groups or teams. Many of your engineering classes are designed so that labs or projects are performed in groups. Successful performance in a group setting is a skill that is best learned early in your academic career since most projects in the industry involve working as part of a team. For a project to be completed successfully, cooperation among team members is essential. At the end of this lecture professor assigned us an assignment and a project on Understanding Moral & Religious Ethics.