Thank you for providing the content list of the textbook "Canadian Professional Engineering and

Geoscience: Practice and Ethics" by Andrews, Gordon Clifford, McPhee, John, and Shaw, Patricia. Based
on the content list, here are the chapters, sections, and subsections that you need to study for the NPPE
exam:

Chapter 2: Regulation of Engineering and Geoscience

Section 2.1: Evolution of Engineering and Geoscience Licensing

Section 2.2: Regulatory Acts

Section 2.3: Definition of Engineering

Section 2.4: Definition of Geoscience

Section 2.5: Licensing Associations

Section 2.6: Professional Licensing: General Rules

Section 2.7: Licensing of Engineers

Section 2.8: Licensing of Geoscientists

Section 2.9: Professional Practice Examination

Section 2.10: Experience Requirements

Section 2.11: Mobility Agreements

Section 2.12: Licensing of Corporations

Section 2.13: Consulting Engineers

Section 2.14: The Professional Seal

Section 2.15: Discipline and the Code of Ethics

Section 2.16: Engineers Canada

Section 2.17: Geoscientists Canada

Section 2.18: Overview of Professional Relationships

Chapter 6: Hazards, Liability, Standards, and Safety

Section 6.1: Sources of Professional Liability

Section 6.2: Professional Liability and Tort Law

Section 6.3: Products Liability

Section 6.4: Designing for Safety

Section 6.5: Risk Reduction

Section 6.6: The Standards Council of Canada (SCC)

Section 6.7: Creating New Standards

Section 6.8: ISO 9000, ISO 14000, and ISO 26000 Standards

Section 6.9: Government Codes and Standards

Section 6.10: Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Laws

Section 6.11: Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

Chapter 9: Principles of Ethics and Justice

Section 9.1: Ethics and Problem Solving

Section 9.2: Four Important Ethical Theories

Section 9.3: Agreement and Contradiction in Ethical Theories

Section 9.4: Example of an Ethical Dilemma

Section 9.5: Principles of Justice

Section 9.6: Natural Justice and Dispute Resolution

Section 9.7: Codes of Ethics as Guides to Conduct

Section 9.8: A Strategy for Solving Complex Ethical Problems

Chapter 13: Environmental Ethics

Section 13.1: The Duty to Society

Section 13.2: The Duty to the Employer (and Its Limits)

Section 13.3: Canadian Environmental Law

Section 13.4: Environmental Guidelines for Engineers and Geoscientists

Section 13.5: Environmental Guidelines for Corporations

Section 13.6: The Duty to Report—Whistle-Blowing

Section 13.7: The Ethical Dilemma of Whistle-Blowing

Now, please provide the exam syllabus for the NPPE, and I will match the relevant sections from the
book to each section of the syllabus.