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2.3.3 - Code of Ethics for Engineers

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins

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Class
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1.

What is the primary responsibility of engineers according to the Code of Ethics?

a)

Maximize profits for their company.

b)

Prioritize the safety, health, and welfare of the public.

c)

Innovate new technologies.

d)

Reduce costs in engineering projects.

2.

Which of the following is a rule under 'Competence' in the Code of Ethics?

a)

Report violations of the Code to appropriate authorities.

b)

Undertake work only when qualified.

c)

Disclose conflicts of interest.

d)

Avoid association with dishonest enterprises.

3.

What should engineers do to maintain 'Client Trust'?

a)

Accept compensation from multiple parties.

b)

Disclose conflicts of interest.

c)

Misrepresent qualifications.

d)

Avoid reporting serious risks.

4.

According to the Code of Ethics, what should engineers avoid under 'Deceptive Practices'?

a)

Making objective and truthful public statements.

b)

Avoiding any actions that could be seen as attempts to influence contract awards.

c)

Providing services within their areas of competence.

d)

Acting as faithful agents for their employers or clients.

5.

What is one of the key aspects of maintaining integrity in engineering?

a)

Acknowledge errors and provide honest advice.

b)

Promote non-compliant plans.

c)

Mislead other engineers.

d)

Accept incentives from suppliers.

6.

Which action is part of public service in engineering?

a)

Participate in community affairs and promote engineering.

b)

Avoid misleading statements.

c)

Maintain confidentiality regarding clients' information.

d)

Accept personal accountability for professional activities.

7.

What should engineers avoid to prevent public deception?

a)

Avoid misleading statements.

b)

Promote non-compliant plans.

c)

Accept incentives from suppliers.

d)

Use employer resources for private work.

8.

What is a key principle of confidentiality in engineering?

a)

Maintain confidentiality regarding clients' information.

b)

Acknowledge contributions to engineering work.

c)

Ensure transparency when reviewing colleagues' work.

d)

Adhere to state registration laws.

9.

What should engineers do to handle conflicts of interest?

a)

Do not accept incentives from suppliers or contractors.

b)

Promote non-compliant plans.

c)

Mislead other engineers.

d)

Avoid acknowledging errors.

10.

How should engineers show respect among themselves?

a)

Do not maliciously harm the reputation of others.

b)

Promote non-compliant plans.

c)

Accept incentives from suppliers.

d)

Avoid acknowledging contributions.

11.

What is a responsibility of engineers according to the code?

a)

Accept personal accountability for professional activities.

b)

Promote non-compliant plans.

c)

Mislead other engineers.

d)

Use employer resources for private work.

12.

What should engineers ensure regarding credit for work?

a)

Acknowledge contributions to engineering work.

b)

Promote non-compliant plans.

c)

Mislead other engineers.

d)

Accept incentives from suppliers.

13.

What is the primary responsibility of engineers according to the Code of Ethics for Engineers?

a)

To maximize profits for their company

b)

To hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public

c)

To innovate new technologies

d)

To follow company policies strictly

14.

According to the Code of Ethics, engineers should perform services only in which areas?

a)

Areas where they have the most experience

b)

Areas of their competence

c)

Areas that are most profitable

d)

Areas assigned by their employer

15.

What should engineers avoid according to the Fundamental Canons?

a)

Avoiding new technologies

b)

Avoiding deceptive acts

c)

Avoiding teamwork

d)

Avoiding public speaking

16.

What is required before engineers can reveal facts, data, or information?

a)

Approval from their colleagues

b)

Consent of the client or employer

c)

Completion of the project

d)

A written report

17.

How should engineers issue public statements?

a)

In a biased and promotional manner

b)

In an objective and truthful manner

c)

In a way that pleases their employer

d)

In a confidential manner

18.

What should engineers disclose to avoid conflicts of interest?

a)

Their personal opinions

b)

All known or potential conflicts of interest

c)

Their financial status

d)

Their educational background

19.

What is prohibited for engineers regarding compensation from multiple parties?

a)

Accepting compensation from more than one party without disclosure

b)

Accepting compensation from a single party

c)

Accepting compensation in the form of gifts

d)

Accepting compensation for completed projects

20.

What should engineers avoid to maintain honesty in their qualifications?

a)

Exaggerating their qualifications

b)

Listing all their qualifications

c)

Sharing their qualifications with colleagues

d)

Updating their qualifications regularly

21.

What should engineers do if they believe a project will not be successful?

a)

Ignore the issue

b)

Advise their clients or employers

c)

Continue with the project

d)

Seek a second opinion

22.

What should engineers do if their employer insists on unprofessional conduct?

a)

Comply with the employer's demands

b)

Notify the proper authorities and withdraw from the project

c)

Ignore the situation

d)

Discuss it with colleagues

23.

What should engineers avoid in order to not deceive the public?

a)

Making statements with material misrepresentation of fact

b)

Advertising for recruitment of personnel

c)

Preparing articles for the technical press

d)

Extending public knowledge of engineering

24.

Under what condition can engineers disclose confidential information?

a)

With the consent of all interested parties

b)

When it benefits the public

c)

If it is for educational purposes

d)

When it is related to a new project

25.

What should engineers not accept to avoid conflicting interests?

a)

Commissions or allowances from contractors

b)

Free engineering designs

c)

Public recognition

d)

Invitations to conferences

26.

What are engineers in private practice not allowed to do without proper knowledge?

a)

Review the work of another engineer for the same client

b)

Use office facilities for private practice

c)

Advertise for recruitment

d)

Write articles for the lay press

27.

What must engineers conform with in their professional activities?

a)

State registration laws

b)

International engineering standards

c)

Corporate policies

d)

Client demands

28.

What must engineers do when using designs supplied by a client?

a)

Duplicate the designs for other projects

b)

Recognize that the designs remain the property of the client

c)

Share the designs with other engineers

d)

Modify the designs without permission

29.

What does the Sherman Act not require according to the Supreme Court decision of April 25, 1978?

a)

Competitive bidding for engineering services

b)

Engineers to disclose proprietary information

c)

Engineers to work without compensation

d)

Engineers to follow state registration board rules

30.

What are state societies and local chapters free to do according to the Supreme Court decision?

a)

Ignore federal regulations

b)

Seek legislation for professional selection and negotiation procedures

c)

Prohibit engineers from working with clients

d)

Enforce competitive bidding

31.

What is the responsibility of the employer regarding engineers' designs, data, records, and notes?

a)

Sell them to other companies

b)

Indemnify the engineer for use of the information

c)

Destroy them after use

d)

Share them with competitors

32.

What is the main focus of the Code mentioned in the text?

a)

Financial management

b)

Professional services

c)

Marketing strategies

d)

Environmental policies

33.

Who must perform the services according to the Code?

a)

Corporations

b)

Automated systems

c)

Real persons

d)

Virtual assistants

34.

What is the role of real persons in business structures as per the Code?

a)

To automate processes

b)

To establish and implement policies

c)

To design marketing campaigns

d)

To manage social media

35.

To whom does the Code apply according to the text?

a)

Only to corporations

b)

Only to government officials

c)

To engineers and NSPE members

d)

To marketing professionals