Mind map of engineering ethics learning for graduate studentsMind map of engineering ethics learning for graduate students
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This mind map serves as a comprehensive guide for graduate students learning engineering ethics. It outlines fundamental concepts such as ethics and morality, emphasizing responsibility, justice, and fairness. The map highlights the unique role and social responsibilities of engineers, and discusses ethical considerations in engineering activities, including environmental impacts and security risks. Historical perspectives and the evolution of modern engineering ethics systems are explored, alongside principles and regulations. The mind map also covers practical applications, ethical training, conflict resolution, and international cooperation, providing a holistic framework for understanding and applying engineering ethics in education and professional practice.
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Engineering Ethics Practice and Application
Ethical Management of Engineering Projects
Ethical review and assessment
Risk Assessment Method
Ethical review process
Ethical Training and Education
Enhance engineers' ethical awareness
Case Analysis and Discussion
Ethical conflicts and resolutions
Identify ethical conflicts
Stakeholder Analysis
Ethical dilemma identification
Conflict resolution strategy
Negotiation and compromise
Seek professional guidance
International Engineering Ethics Cooperation
Transnational Engineering Ethics Challenges
Cultural differences and conflicts
Compliance with international regulations
International Engineering Ethics Standards and Consensus
International Federation of Engineers Proposal
International Engineering Ethics Communication Platform
Ethics Education and Training in Engineering
Course Setting and Teaching Content
Fundamentals of Engineering Ethics
Fundamental Principles of Ethics
Case Study on Engineering Ethics
Interdisciplinary Integrated Teaching
Legal and economic perspectives
Perspective of Environmental Science
Teaching methods and means
Theoretical Instruction and Discussion
Special Lecture
Group discussion
Practice Teaching and Experience
on-site inspection
Simulation exercise
Educational Effectiveness Evaluation and Feedback
Improvement of students' ethical awareness
Questionnaire survey
Interviews and observations
Continuous improvement in teaching quality
Teaching feedback mechanism
Adjustment of teaching plan
Fundamental Concepts of Engineering Ethics
The definition of ethics and morality
The core concept of ethics
responsibility and obligation
Justice and fairness
Moral Judgment and Decision-Making
Principles and Rules
Situation and consequences
The uniqueness of engineering ethics
The role and responsibilities of engineers
Professional responsibility
Social Responsibility
Ethical Considerations in Engineering Activities
Environmental Impact
Security risk
The Historical Development of Engineering Ethics
Ethical Thoughts on Ancient Engineering
The ancient Chinese craftsman spirit
The Ethics of Ancient Western Craftsmen
The Establishment of Modern Engineering Ethics System
Code of Ethics of the International Federation of Engineers
Engineering ethics guidelines in various countries
Principles and Regulations of Engineering Ethics
Basic ethical principles
Respect for human rights and dignity
Avoid invading personal privacy
Protect the rights and interests of workers
Integrity and transparency
The completeness of information disclosure
Avoid conflicts of interest
Industry-specific specifications
Ethical Code of Conduct for Civil Engineering
Quality and Safety
Environmental Protection
Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Engineering
Patient rights protection
Scientific integrity
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