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Course or Activity Student majorsPseudonymInstitution Carnegie classificationNotesStudent RanksEnrollmentESI TopicsTeaching MethodsAssessment Methods
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1MaterialsMechanicalProf. MeagleDoctoral: Higher research activityRequiredJunior30 per section (4 sections)data truthfulness, community engagementcollaborative learning; extra credit outreach extra credit reflection essay
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2Industrial & Engineering Management ProfessionIndustrialTod JuddSpecial focus 4-yr: engineering school1-credit; capstone design co-requisiteSenior
code of ethics, IP, licensure
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3Environmental Engineering Senior DesignEnvironmentalElizabeth JardineMaster's University: Larger program2 quarters, capstoneSenior40social justice, NIMBY, conservationcase studies, guided discussions, role-playing,
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Engineering and Sustainable Community Development
Humanitarian engineering minor; any engineering or STEM majorBert OdellDoctoral: Higher research activitySophomores, up to graduate studentscultural awareness, community involvementcase studies, guest speakers, in-class discussions, readingsfieldwork projects
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5Heat and Mass TransferChemical EngineeringPamela AdairMaster's University: Larger programRequiredJuniorsafety, ethics, broader impacts; design choicesCase study with video and class discussion; class project on equipment sizing including ethical concernshomework and project grading
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6Introduction to Chemical EngineeringChemical EngineeringPamela AdairMaster's University: Larger programRequiredFirst year or sophomores30-42Disasters, sustainability, lifelong learning, safety, professional responsibilityteam project on history of chemical engineering; site tour and talk with employee; final exam question on workplace scenario
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7Mentoring Novice ResearchersEnvironmentalLara OsbourneDoctoral: Highest research activityRequired for mentors of REU studentsGraduate students10-12Research ethics: data fabrication, authorship; mentoringCase studies, group discussionsREU students write papers on ethical dimensions of their projects
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8Dynamic Systems 2MechanicalLeah ShepardMaster's University: Larger program1 quarterSeniorsLegal vs. moral, safety, discrimination, professional issuesNews stories, personal experience stories
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9Professional Issues in Engineering and Construction ManagementCivil, electrical, computer science, construction managementMack BourkeMaster's University: Larger programRequiredSeniors20 / section (2 sections)Professional practice issuesEPSA scenario and discussion, guest speakers discuss personal ethics experiences in professional settingsObserve discussion based on rubric; students write own case study
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10Software Ethics/Ethics in BioengineeringSoftware engineering/bioengineeringJared WaltonMaster's University: Larger programRequiredGraduate studentsMicroethical decisions, macroethical issuesCase study, reading, discussion basedWrite summary paper on reading; Reflection essay at start and end of course
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11Introduction to Engineering IIAll engineering majorsBrody HopkinsBaccalaureate College: Arts&Science focus2 credits, requiredFirst-yearProfessional practice issuesBoard game Dilemma; create rules of practiceTeam-based creative scenario project (video, etc)
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12Your Idea, Your Invention Any engineering disciplineAlexis PryorDoctoral: Highest research activityfirst course in 4 course entrepreneurship sequenceCommunity needs and empathyWorkshop based introduction to innovation = team based service projects
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13Sustainable Civil Engineering DesignCivilKarena FosterSpecial focus 4-yr: engineering schoolRequired, 2 creditsSophomores40Sustainability, community development / stakeholders, social impactsCase studies, discussion, role playingReflection paper on case studies
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14Ethical Issues in 21st Centuryall disciplines, offered from philosophy departmentLawrence JansonDoctoral: Highest research activitySeminar; required in engrg leadership minorJunior25-50Moral literacy framework, ethical theories, biotechnology, synthetic biologyCurrent events / case studies, discussion-basedteam presentations
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15Engineering Ethicsany engineering disciplineLeo YatesDoctoral: Highest research activityElective; fulfills advanced composition requirementJunior/Senior25Sociotechnical, engineering disaster, microethics, everyday decisionsDiscuss case studies, readings, and videos in small groups; structured debates, role playingreflection papers, create code of ethics, oral presentation
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16Balancing Cost, Schedule, and Riskall engineering majorsDixon BannerDoctoral: Highest research activityJunior/Senior25-30/sectionRisk, public safety, engineering failures, uncertaintyCase studies, current events; class discussionsWrite essays on case studies; final project (personal story, write own case study, review classic case study)
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17Integrated Engineering Professionalism Seminargeneral engineeringStewart HammMaster's University: Larger program1-credit, required each semesterall ranks34-40talk about issues related to 3-credit design project with industry or academic clientdiscussions, debates, current issues; contrast codes of ethics of different organizations, peer learningreflective journals
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18Social and Ethical Issues in Engineeringall engineering majors (mechanical, electrical/computer, general)Bart MartelDoctoral: Higher research activityfulfills ethics requirement60micro and macro ethics, socio-technical, environmentnews stories; group discussions; team projects; readingsgroup video; team poster
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Introduction to Engineering Practices and Principles 1
all engineering majorsClayton ConnorDoctoral: Higher research activityrequiredFirst-year24 / section (28 sections)ethical decision making, code - protect health/welfare public, environmental impactcase studies of current events and disasters, discussions, team design project w/ ethical issues
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20Ethical Issues in Software DesignComputer ScienceWallace RandallBaccalaureate College: Arts&Science focusrequiredJunior21privacy, IP, equal access, data security, impacts of software errors, sociotechnical systemscase study, discussions, role-playing60% group project with real clients; report, class presentation
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Engineers Without Borders (EWB) student chapter
any majorTerrance MillhouseDoctoral: Highest research activityco-curricular groupall ranksDeveloping communities, poverty, non-technical constraintsreal projects with community partners, discussionsdeliverables reviewed by EWB-USA; requirements at each stage
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22Sustainable Energyengineering students (chemical & biological, mechanical, electrical)Luke HarperDoctoral: Higher research activitytechnical electiveJunior/senior40Societal, environmental, political, economic impacts, sustainabilityVideos, discussions / debates from varying perspectives (e.g. Frack Attack)Create team videos
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23Engineering PracticumBiomedicalReed SeymourDoctoral: Highest research activityrequired, first in 3-semester design sequenceJunior24Design failure, patient impact, data falsification, animal studiesClinical rotations at hospital to understand real need; case studies from Prof. real world experienceposter session
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Project Planning and Engineering Design (casptone)
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Bill AckermanBaccalaureate College: Arts&Science focuspart of 2-semester capstoneSenior35case studies, emergent ethics in design; legal issues; systems approachemerge from design projects with external clients; participatory case studiesReflection papers, letters to incoming cohort, table of constraints; design representations
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25Enacting MacroethicsUndergraduate program with Humanitarian Engineering Tom SumnerDoctoral: Higher research activityengineering science, engineering design, humanities and social science coursesAcross all rankssocial justice, diversity, empathy, human-centered design, sociotechnical, cultural consideration, renewable energyDesign projects, discussions, case studiesProject progress reports
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26Management of Radioactive MaterialsNuclear EngineeringDan SpurlingDoctoral: Highest research activityelectiveGraduate students~10-20environmental impacts, risk perceptions, engaging with public, political and economic constraintsreading assignments, writing, discussionsprivate blog to respond to reading prompts; pairs propose change to current policy
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27EPICS: Engineering Projects in Community Serviceall disciplinesRose StoddardDoctoral: Highest research activityelectivesFirst-year to seniors~200 for set of introductory lectureshuman centered designinteract with real clients on real projects; required lecture on ethics (inc. activities and discussion)weekly reflections inc. ethical considerations, EERI
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28Engineering Ethics and Professionalismall engineering majors (electrical, computer, biomedical, mechanical)Franklin KayMaster's University: Larger programrequired, 1 credit, with senior designSeniors22company values, truth in reporting, bias, social attitudescase readings, discussions; students self imagine workplace ethical dilemmaReflective papers
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29Engineering Ethics Independent StudyMechanicalBart YoungeMaster's University: Larger programRequired, 1 creditJunior8Weaponry, impact of technology, responsibility of engineers, sociotechnical
Readings, discussions, new stories
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30Engineering Design Project (Capstone)Paper Science and Engineering and Chemical EngineeringKim HollinsMaster's University: Small program2-semester capstoneSenior15-20 (teams of 4-5)safety, environmental impact, conservationvideo case studies with writings, discussion, calculations; design projectdesign project alternatives assessment on safety and environment
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31Real World Design: Honduras Water Projectall majorsDina HoltDoctoral: Highest research activity2-semesterFirst year to graduate25-30responsibility serving other, socio-technical, cultural considerations, engineering and poverty, humanitarian engineeringinteractive dialogue, guest speakers, discussions, self-explorationReflection
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32Introduction to Engineeringall engineering disciplinesDominic LeytonAssoc College: High TransferRequiredFirst-year24/section (3 sections)energy use, contemporary issues; 2 ethics lectures3 class projects including discussion, service-learning; stories from industry experience, reading and discussion
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33BiostatisticsBiomedicalJamie AtwaterDoctoral: Highest research activityfulfills math/statistics requirementGraduate students8-20human subjects research, animal welfare, responsible conduct of researchin-class activities and calculations, discussions
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34Impacts of Modern Technology on Societyall majorsDominic LeytonDoctoral: Higher research activityelectiveIntroductory-level20Weaponry, energy, medicine, environment, engineering disastersread and discuss 10 cases
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35Entrepreneurship and Humanitarian Engineering programall majorsPatricks SimmsDoctoral: Highest research activityelectiveall ranks40-50humanitarian engineering, engineering for developing communities, empathy, ethical decision-making, grassroots diplomacy, research ethics, intellectual property, human-centered design, sustainabilitytechnology-based ventures with partners in developing countries, case studies, discussions, ethical reflection methodologyethical reflection rubrics, presentations
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