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American International University- Bangladesh (AIUB)

Faculty of Engineering (EEE)


Subject: Engineering Ethics

Course Name: Engineering Ethics Course Code: EEE 3107


Semester: Summer 2019 Submission date:
Item:
Special Case Study on:
CO2: Identify impact on society and environment for professional engineering solutions.
Student Name: Student ID:
Department: Section:

Rubric:
Proficient Good Acceptable Unacceptable Secured
Category
[4] [3] [2] [1] Marks
Risk and safety analysis Risk and safety analysis Risk and safety analysis Risk and safety
related to the case is stated related to the case is related to the case is analysis related
clearly and described stated, described, and stated, but description to the case is
Risk and safety
comprehensively, delivering clarified so that leaves some terms stated without
analysis
relevant information understanding is not undefined, ambiguities clarification or
necessary for full seriously impeded by unexplored, boundaries description.
understanding. omissions. undetermined,
Comprehension of the role Comprehension of the Comprehension of the Comprehension
of engineering in society is role of engineering in role of engineering in of the role of
Comprehension stated society is stated, society is stated, but engineering in
of the role of clearly and described described, and clarified description leaves some society is stated
engineering in comprehensively, delivering so that understanding is terms undefined, without
society relevant information not seriously impeded ambiguities unexplored, clarification or
necessary for full by omissions. boundaries description.
understanding. undetermined,
Issues in engineering Issues in engineering Issues in engineering Issues in
practice is stated practice is stated, practice is stated, but engineering
Issues in clearly and described described, and clarified description leaves some practice is stated
engineering comprehensively, delivering so that understanding is terms undefined, without
practice relevant information not seriously impeded ambiguities unexplored, clarification or
necessary for full by omissions. boundaries description.
understanding. undetermined,
Engineering responsibility to Engineering Engineering Engineering
public safety is stated responsibility to public responsibility to public responsibility to
clearly and described safety is stated, safety is stated, but public safety is
Engineering
comprehensively, delivering described, and clarified description leaves some stated without
responsibility
relevant information so that understanding is terms undefined, clarification or
to public safety
necessary for full not seriously impeded ambiguities unexplored, description.
understanding. by omissions. boundaries
undetermined,
Importance of ‘Safety’ to Importance of ‘Safety’ Importance of ‘Safety’ to Importance of
social, economic and to social, economic and social, economic and ‘Safety’ to
Importance of
sustainable development is sustainable sustainable development social, economic
‘Safety’ to
stated development is stated, is stated, but description and sustainable
social,
clearly and described described, and clarified leaves some terms development is
economic and
comprehensively, delivering so that understanding is undefined, ambiguities stated without
sustainable
relevant information not seriously impeded unexplored, boundaries clarification or
development
necessary for full by omissions. undetermined, description.
understanding.
Total Marks
Comments:
(Out of 20):
Engineering Ethics

Case study:
A team of engineers and biomedical computer scientists develop a system for identifying
people from a distance of up to 200 meters. A short tube attached to a sophisticated
receiver and computer, and aimed at a person’s head, reads the individual’s unique
pattern of brain waves when standard words are spoken. The team patents the invention
and forms a company to manufacture and sell it. The device is an immediate success
within the banking industry. It is used to secretly verify the identification of customers at
tellers’ windows. The scientists and engineers, however, disavow any responsibility for
such uses of the device without customer notification or consent. They contend that the
companies that buy the product are responsible for its use. They also refuse to be
involved in notifying public representatives about the product’s availability and the way it
is being used.

What type of professional codes of ethics is violated by employing the device without
customer awareness? What ethical codes should be followed by the engineers and
scientist in marketing and use of the biomedical equipment?

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