As team manager I can say that I have comprehensively read through the joint statement of ethical principles made by the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Engineering council that was issued in 2005. After reading this joint statement of ethical principles, I now view engineering from a different standpoint that I believe will make […]
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Being an engineer in this day and age requires a creative and an environmentally friendly mindset in order to manufacture products, such as the micromouse we have developed. To manufacture this sustainably, the cost breakdown of every part of the micromouse must be considered and how to recycle the micromouse once it has reached the
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From my experience as team manager, following the commendable practice of equality, diversity and inclusion was of paramount importance when discussing the success of my team. This allowed each member of my team to feel welcome and work together, regardless of their ethnic background or gender. Promoting this mindset allowed for many valuable ideas to
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My response in regard to the ethics of autonomous vehicles concerns whistleblowing. In the worst case scenario that there is a fatal design flaw in our electric vehiclethat has the potential to kill a civilian, it is my team’s responsibility as per the IET member obligation as a whistleblower to report this design flaw to
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