Throughout December I decided to explore the ethical and principles of engineering. The four fundamentals for this that are set by the Royal Academy of Engineering are law and health and safety, this includes ensuring the work is lawful and justified, accuracy and rigor, such as always acting with care and competence, leadership and communication, […]
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In terms of engineer ethics, the two most important things for students today are honesty and integrity and accuracy and rigor. In this area, I usually take action in this area. First of all, when I design works, I always follow my own design ideas as the principle, and will not directly copy others’ works,
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28/12/2023 — In the dynamic world of engineering, where innovation and progress intersect, safety remains paramount. The pursuit of knowledge and the mitigation of safety hazards are inextricably linked. Let’s delve into the essential aspects that every professional engineer should embrace. Effective risk management begins with identifying potential hazards. As engineers, we must meticulously examine
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When looking at the Statement of Ethical Principles The four ethical pillars form the bedrock for engineers to build upon, creating a foundation of trust and principled behavior. Honesty and integrity are the cornerstones, emphasizing reliability, privacy respect, and a clear stance against bribery. Engineers commit to respecting life, law, and the environment, prioritizing safety,
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Throughout November a good amount of progress was made, my teammate and I started and finished assembling the initial circuit, and tested each segment to ensure we got the required waveforms on the oscilloscope. We also started building the chassis, starting with the wheels, the motors, and the raspberry Pico board. Whilst this was taking
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In November, after completing the infrared sensor in the team, I started the PCB project by myself. This project required me to build the circuit board in the software, and then draw the connection design scheme and 3d model. Learning in courseware video allows me to understand the design method, which is relatively simple at
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leading on from October blog the next monthly blog for November, during this month i have been working hard on the website now having a key understanding of how the website works and key layouts and designs learning useful information like buttons that link to different pages to make it easier to view the pages.
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In November, the team made progress on several tasks. I worked with Tristan to develop an infrared sensor on a breadboard. We constructed the breadboard sensor, connected an oscilloscope to take readings at different points, and documented the results to later add to the website. Other teammates focused on building the website and learning the
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Throughout the first month the first thing was being assigned into our teams. Us being Team Bravo. Once into our assigned teams we communicated amongst ourselves to learn more about each other, we started by creating a group on Microsoft Teams where we could keep track of our progress and create a project plan. Then
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In are first mouth of October we was assigned are team what was bravo the first thing to do was to speak to each other a start to understand what are strong and weak areas we all had and where we think would be the best sections to work on. when deciding the roles i
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