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Online Ethics Center: A Graduate Option in Systems Engineering, Ethics and Technology Studies The Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science Integrating Ethics & Engineering A Graduate Option in Systems Engineering, Ethics and Technology Studies Michael Gorman, Michael Hertz, Luna Magpili., Mark Mauss, Matthew Mehalik TCC and Systems Engineering School of Engineering and Applied Science University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 All Rights Reserved Presented at the OEC International Conference on Ethics in Engineering and Computer Science, March 1999. Draft (3/9/99) to be submitted to the Journal of Engineering Education. Comments welcome. Support for this project was provided by the Ethics and Values Program of the National Science Foundation through PIs Michael E. Gorman, William Scherer, and Patricia Werhane of the University of Virginia. Additional support came from the Batten Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership at the Darden School of Graduate Business Administration and from the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Virginia. The conclusions are the responsibility of the author and do not reflect the views of the foundations. Integrating Ethics and Engineering Teaching Case Studies in Ethics A Graduate Option in Engineering and Ethics The Engineer as a Global Citizen The Master of Science (MS) Option Doctor of Philosophy Option References Integrating Ethics & Engineering: Case-Studies and a Graduate Option In these days, when there is a tendency to specialize so closely, it is well for us to be reminded that the possibilities of being at once broad and deep did not pass with Leonardo da Vinci or even Benjamin Franklin. Men of our profession--we teachers--are bound to be impressed with the tendency of youths of strikingly capable minds to become interested in one small corner of science and uninterested in the rest of the world. We can pass by those who, through mental laziness, prefer to be superficially and casually interested in everything. Full Article: http://onlineethics.org/essays/education/gorman.html?text


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