The codes of ethics have to be adopted by engineering societies as well as by engineers. These codes exhibit the rights, duties and obligations of the members of a profession. Codes are the set of laws and standards. A code of...
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The engineers have so many responsibilities for serving the society. A Primary duty is to protect the safety of human beings and respect their right of consent [A conscientious commitment to live by moral values]. Having a clear...
This theory (Duty ethics) is given by Immanuel Kant, the most famous of the ethicists who regard duties as fundamental rather than good consequences. According to him, right actions require some duties such as be honesty, keeping...
Virtue Ethics which is based on behavior of moral excellence and criminal and immoral practices. Utilitarianism which implies that do most good for the general people. Duty Ethics – Actions or duties should be done to...
There are four types of theories on ethics, which help to create the fundamental principles of obligation suitable and applicable to professional and personal conduct of a person in his everyday life. These theories are essential...
The virtue of professional responsibility is related with some other senses of responsibility. Moral judgment are based on the moral responsibility which is attributed to some one. More over moral judgment are also attributable...
Professionalism can be identified only with the help of moral principles on which the profession is based. All these ideals or principles have some virtues. Virtues define moral excellence of behavior. So, virtues are some kind...
Engineering is a great profession which helps to realize anything and everything in the world. Engineering gives jobs and homes to people and also it improves the standard of living. The important and great liability of engineers...
Consensus means ‘agreement’ and ‘controversy’ means disagreement. The consensus and the controversies are playing the vital roles while considering the moral autonomy. When an individual exercises the...
Gilligan’s Argument Caorl Gilligan was one of the students of Kohlberg. She criticizes Kohlberg’s theory on the basis of approaches made by both male and female towards morality. On the basis of her studies and...
