Lecture

Ethical Engineering: Introduction

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This lecture introduces the course 'Becoming an Ethical Engineer' at EPFL, focusing on developing engineers' capacity to act ethically. The course is structured into three parts: Conceptual Base, Applications, and Synthesis. Assessment includes a portfolio and in-class assessment. The lecture emphasizes the importance of ethics education in engineering, providing examples and discussing the impact of gender on group work experiences.

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