ENGINEERING ETHICS (QUIZ 1: CHAPTER 1)

Engineering ethics is a study of moral issues and decisions confronting individuals and organizations involved in engineering. Below are list related to engineering ethics except:

• Cultural

• Integrity

• Sadness

• Conflict Resolution

Aminah was asked to review a design that's not under his field of expertise, and she decided to take that responsibility. Is it ethical?

• Yes

• No

These inquiries are mostly helpful to identify the values which guide the individuals and groups in taking a decision. These are meant for identifying and justifying some norms and standards of morally desirable nature for guiding individuals as well as groups. These statement refer to:

• Normative Inquiries

• Conceptual Inquiries

• Factual Inquiries

• Descriptive Inquiries

"This engineer undertake technical assignments which are not under his qualification or experience"

This engineer is breaking which ethical responsibilities?

• Employers and Clients

• Society

• Other Engineers

"This engineer is associated in business ventures with persons that are dishonest, fraudulent, or illegal business practices"

This engineer is breaking which ethical responsibilities?

• Other Engineers

• Employers and Clients

• Society

A situation in which an engineer's loyalty and obligations may be compromised because of self-interests or other loyalties and obligations.

• Conceptual issue

• Concern of interest

• Interaction rules

• Conflict of interest

Which is the best describe about model of professional role?

• Bureaucratic Servant-The role of engineers is not only providing service to others but also their responsibility to the society

• Game Player-Engineer‟s role in the management is to be the servant who receives and translates the directive of management into better achievements

• Guardian- Engineers only know the directions through which technology will be developed.

Ethical theories have so many uses. Out of them, the following three are the most important uses except:

• Justifying professional obligations and ideas

• Relating ordinary and professional morality

• Help to improve engineer wealth

• Understanding moral dilemmas.

The accepted standards of right and wrong that are usually applied to personal behavior.

• Morals

• Etiquette

• Ethics

• Etiquette

The system of rules established by authority, society, or custom

• Ethics

• Law

• Moral

• Regulation