21. PENC Home Page Professional Engineers Of North Carolina - Join PENC Today! Professional Engineers of North Carolina is an organization dedicated to the advancement of professional engineers in North Carolina. http://penc.org/

About PENC Who We Are the Professional Engineer Contact Us ... Eyewitness Engineer document.getElementById('qm0').className = "CMSListMenuUL"; qm_create(0,true,0,500,false,false,false,false,false); Search We've Moved! Contact Us at: Professional Engineers of North Carolina 1015 Wade Ave, Suite A Raleigh, NC 27605 (919) 834-1144 (phone) (919) 834-1148 (fax) E-Mail: exec@penc.org Professional Engineers of North Carolina (PENC) is the ONLY organization in the state that exists to protect your professional engineering license. Comprised of over 1700 licensed engineers, engineers in training, and engineering student members, PENC is committed to promoting and protecting licensure and the ethical practice of engineering. Featured Resources: PENC Charlotte Seminars November 9, 2010 UNC-Charlotte 7 PDHs REGISTRATION CLOSES NOVEMBER 5 - REGISTER NOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT! REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

22. Christianity And Engineering Ethics Presented to the Christian Scholarship Conference, Ohio State University October 22, 1999 Columbus, Ohio. 1. Introduction. How does a Christian scholar do research and education in http://www.leaderu.com/aip/docs/stephan1.html

23. The Civil Engineering Portal - Bookshelf - Engineering Ethics civil engineering structural construction geotechnical transportation water hydraulic http://www.icivilengineer.com/Bookshelf/Engineering_Ethics/

About Us Engineering News IT News Industry News ... Bookshelf / Engineering Ethics What Every Engineer Should Know About Ethics (What Every Engineer Should Know, Vol. 35) Written by Kenneth King King, Kenneth K. Humphreys Published by Marcel Dekker Hardcover (July 1999) Social, Ethical, and Policy Implications of Engineering : Selected Readings Written by Joseph R. Herkert (Editor) Published by IEEE Paperback - 368 pages (October 1999) Engineering Ethics : Concepts and Cases Written by Michael J. Rabins, Charles Edison Harris, Michael Pritchard (Contributor) Published by Wadsworth Pub Co Paperback - 411 pages (January 1995) Engineering, Ethics and the Environment Written by P. Aarne Vesilind, Alastair S. Gunn Published by Cambridge University Press Hardcover (March 1998) Ethics in Engineering Practice and Research Written by Caroline Whitbeck Published by Cambridge University Press Hardcover (March 1998) Engineering and Environmental Ethics: A Case Study Approach Written by John R. Wilcox (Editor) Hardcover - 303 pages (June 9, 1998) Ethical and Environmental Challenges to Engineering Written by Michael E. Gorman, Matthew M. Mehalik, Patricia Hogue Werhane

24. AIChE Code Of Ethics, Members of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers shall uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of the engineering profession through a code of ethics. http://www.aiche.org/About/Code.aspx

Home Log On Contacts Sitemap ... Advanced Search Find It Fast Help AIChE Global AIChE Journal Awards Annual Meeting Career Resources CCPS Centennial CEP Magazine Energy FAQ's Financial Services Fellows Foundation IFS NSEF Pay Your Dues Planned Giving SBE Spring Meeting Young Professionals Join AIChE Apply Online Download Join Application ... ScaleUp Sponsors About AIChE Overview Who We Are Vision/Mission History ... Help Code of Ethics (Revised January 17, 2003) Members of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers shall uphold and advance the integrity honor and dignity of the engineering profession by: Being honest and impartial and serving with fidelity their employers, their clients, and the public; Striving to increase the competence and prestige of the engineering profession; Using their knowledge and skill for the enhancement of human welfare. To achieve these goals, members shall: Hold paramount the safety health and welfare of the public and protect the environment in performance of their professional duties. Formally advise their employers or clients (and consider further disclosure, if warranted) if they perceive that a consequence of their duties will adversely affect the present or future health or safety of their colleagues or the public.

25. Texas Board Of Professional Engineers Home Sitemap. Examination Information. Examinations All applicants for licensure must take and pass three examinations - the National Council of Examiners for Engineering http://www.tbpe.state.tx.us/lic_exams.htm

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [4]',awmMenuName='home_menu',awmBN='DW';awmAltUrl=''; Home Sitemap Examination Information Examinations Click here to go to the Ethics Exam Both NCEES Exams are administered by NCEES Exam Administration Services staff for non-students at the following locations: Houston, Austin, Arlington/DFW (TBD) and El Paso. NCEES Exam Types: Group I Exams Chemical Civil Environmental Mechanical Structural I Structural II Group II (Fall Only Exams) Agricultural Control Systems Fire Protection Industrial Metallurgical Mining/Mineral Nuclear Petroleum Group II (Spring Only Exams) Architectural Engineering Exam Locations Non Student Sites - Please refer to the NCEES page for the latest information regarding specific locations in the cities listed below. ARLINGTON/DFW AUSTIN EL PASO HOUSTON Student Sites Texas Tech University -Lubbock University of Texas San Antonio University of Texas Pan AM- (includes students from UT PAN AM and UT Brownsville) LeTourneau- (includes students from LeTourneau and UT Tyler) (the Houston, Austin, Ft. Worth, and El Paso Locations are COMBO Sites for students and non students)

26. Untitled Document Every religion lays great emphasis on ethical aspects of human conduct in its own unique way. Generally there is great commonality between different religions as far as http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~rtavakol/engineer/ethics.htm

ISLAMIC ETHIC Asghar Ali Engineer Every religion lays great emphasis on ethical aspects of human conduct in its own unique way. Generally there is great commonality between different religions as far as moral and ethical questions are concerned. In fact to mould a moral character is the most fundamental function of religion. All other functions are subsidiary to it. But it is also true that each religion has unique way of doing it and every religion puts differing emphasis on different aspects of human morality. Islam is also unique in this respect. It has its own ethical values and moral concepts, which are universal as well as specific to Islam. This paper will throw light on Islamic ethic. Islam has unique morality of its own. It puts great deal of emphasis, for example, on equality and justice and emphasises dignity of all human beings. We will deal with these issues in the course of this paper. However, there are also universal moral values, which Islam lays emphasis on. The Qur'an gives us the concept of what it calls `amal salih which, translated into English, would mean 'good deeds'. But this translation does not adequately convey the meaning. The key word here is 'salih'. The root of the word is slh from which are derived many words with the meaning to be good, to repair, to mend, to improve, to be righteous, to be efficient, to be suitable, peace and friendliness, reconciliation etc. Thus it will be seen that 'amal salih leads to a society which is reformed, good, efficient, suitable (to humanity), improved and above all which is peaceful and friendly to all human beings. The Qur'an uses the word 'amal salih' repeatedly. For a moral conduct, according to the Qur'an, 'amal salih' is very necessary. In the chapter 103 the Qur'an says, "By the time! Surely man is in loss, except those who believe and do good work ('amal salih'), and exhort one another to Truth and exhort one another to patience." Thus the key ethical concepts here in this chapter are 1) 'amal salih'; 2) to be truthful and 3) to observe patience. One can say that these are key elements of Islamic ethic. Man is surely in loss but those who perform good deeds are truthful and patient would not be. Thus for 'amal salih' truth and patience are highly necessary. One can say that this is most comprehensive statement of the Qur'anic ethic.

27. Arthur D. Kney » Home Lafayette has built a strong reputation in the liberal arts, sciences, and engineering because of its focus on the student. This unusual combination of strengths continues to http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~kneya/codeethics/codethic.html

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28. Delaware Professional Regulation - Board Of Professional Land Surveyors - Freque When is the exam held? Do I have to take an exam if I am applying through reciprocity? Can I get a temporary license? How many Professional Development Hours http://www.dpr.delaware.gov/boards/landsurveyors/faqs.shtml

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29. Engineerethics Home page of Department of Science, Technology, and Society, University of Virginia http://engineerethics.com/

30. Texas P.E. Continuing Education Requirements - Center For Lifelong Engineering E With more than 30 years of experience, Center for Lifelong Engineering Education has provided lifelong learning to industry using the intellectual resources of UT Austin's College http://lifelong.engr.utexas.edu/ceus.cfm

TOPICS Aerospace Biomedical Chemical Civil ... Join Mailing List Search Texas P.E. Continuing Education Requirements The Texas legislature has set a 15 hour continuing education activity requirement for all Texas Professional Engineers (P.E.’s). As of March 2005, proof of continuing education activities will be required for annual license renewal. What is required of a Texas P.E. License Holder? 15 total hours of continuing education activities, including: 1 hour activity in professional ethics A maximum of only 5 hours activity can be from self-directed study A maximum of 15 hours may be carried forward to the next year Maintain record to support activity How do Texas P.E.’s report CEUs? At license renewal time, P.E.’s are required to submit a list of continuing education activities along with their yearly renewal form to the Texas Board of Professional Engineers (TBPE). The TBPE doesn’t require documentation at that time but does maintain the final authority to audit and review licensee’s renewal information. TBPE requests that licensees keep documentation of their continuing education activities for three years. UT Austin’s Center for Lifelong Engineering Education Offers Solutions Continuing Education Units (CEUs): Upon successful completion of a Center for Lifelong Engineering Education course, you will earn a specified number of Continuing Education Units (CEU), the unit of credit customarily used for continuing education courses. To meet the minimum annual continuing education activity requirement, Texas P.E.s need to earn 1.5 CEUs, including one hour (or 0.1 CEU) of professional ethics training.

31. Texas Board Of Professional Engineers Home Sitemap . Website Links. Disclaimer The World Wide Web (WWW) links on this page are provided for informational purposes only. The direct link access to these sites http://www.tbpe.state.tx.us/links.htm

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32. PSPE - Pennsylvania Society Of Professional Engineers PSPE Strategic Plan 200608. Vision PSPE is the recognized voice and advocate of all Professional Engineers who are licensed in Pennsylvania. Mission http://www.pspe.org/strategic_plan.shtml

33. Genethics.ca A clearing house for information on the social, ethical and policy issues associated with genetic and genomic knowledge and technology. http://genethics.ca/

@import "http://genethics.ca/wp-content/themes/fusion/style.css"; A clearing house for information on the social, ethical and policy issues associated with genetic and genomic knowledge and technology. Genethics.ca Home About The Site ... Conferences Posted by Bryn Williams-Jones in Uncategorized on October 14, 2010 Genetic test claims go too far: researchers Consumers should be cautious about genetic tests claiming to reveal susceptibility to disease, since they add little to what people already know, medical experts say. See the article in PLoS Medicine Current DTC genetic testing market smaller than expected A new paper by authors from the PHG Foundation reveals that the size of the direct-to-consumer genetic testing market may be much smaller than typically supposed. This market is of considerable interest in terms of potential impact on medical services, as well as the psychological, social and economic effects on consumers and the potential need for regulatory measures. No Comments A review of the GMO debate Posted by Bryn Williams-Jones in Uncategorized on September 10, 2010

34. Center For The Study Of Ethics In The Professions 2009 Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions at IIT; Hermann Hall, Rm. 204 3241 S Federal Street Chicago, IL 60616 Phone 312.567.3017 Fax 312.567.3016 Email csep http://ethics.iit.edu/codes/engineer.html

35. Professional Ethics & Wrongful Discharge law in USA for learned professionals who are dismissed from employment for obeying professional ethics http://www.rbs2.com/ethics.htm

Wrongful Discharge Table of Contents Introduction at-will Employment sources of public policy judicial reluctance ... Conclusion Introduction In my essay on academic freedom in the USA, I argued that the legal concept of academic freedom in the USA was mostly an illusion. The previous essay in this series, on freedom of speech of government employees, discussed U.S. Supreme Court opinions on the right of government employees to criticize their employer, under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, then examined how lower courts have applied the holdings of these Supreme Court cases to situations involving university professors at state colleges. This essay reviews cases under state law involving wrongful termination of employment in the USA, because an employee chose to follow ethical principles of the employee's profession. Unlike employment law based on the Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution, which only applies to government employees, the principles in this essay are applicable to all employees, even employees of for-profit and non-profit organizations.

36. Engineering Ethics - Engieeres Edge Engineering Guide and Review. The below was obtained from this site and is published by the NSPE NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers http://www.engineersedge.com/engineering_ethics.htm

37. Ethics Of Genetic Engineering Essays And Articles At ENotes Ethics of Genetic Engineering essays, articles, and viewpoints In the mid1970s, the public of the Western world was astonished to learn that scientists had recently invented ways http://www.enotes.com/ethics-genetic-article

38. WA State Licensing: Engineers And Land Surveyors See also Onsite wastewater treatment; Disciplinary actions Engineers and Land surveyors; Check status of a business or professional license; File a complaint against an engineer or land http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/engineerslandsurveyors/

39. Report: Engineering Society Needs Ethics Policy - USATODAY.com A task force is calling on the American Society of Civil Engineers to come up with an ethics policy after critics raised questions about the group's probes of the World Trade http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-10-20-engineer-ethics_N.htm?csp=34

40. Code Of Ethics - American Society Of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Colorado Sectio Code of Ethics of Engineers. ASME requires ethical practice by each of its members and has adopted the following Code of Ethics of Engineers as referenced in the ASME Constitution http://sections.asme.org/Colorado/ethics.html

American Society of Mechanical Engineers Code of Ethics of Engineers ASME requires ethical practice by each of its members and has adopted the following Code of Ethics of Engineers as referenced in the ASME Constitution, Article C2.1.1. The Fundamental Principles Engineers uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of the engineering profession by: Using their knowledge and skill for the enhancement of human welfare; Being honest and impartial, and serving with fidelity the public, their employers and clients; and Striving to increase the competence and prestige of the engineering profession. The Fundamental Canons Engineers shall hold paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public in the performance of their professional duties. Engineers shall perform services only in the areas of their competence. Engineers shall continue their professional development throughout their careers and shall provide opportunities for the professional and ethical development of those engineers under their supervision. Engineers shall act in professional matters for each employer or client as faithful agents or trustees, and shall avoid conflicts of interest or the appearance of conflicts of interest.

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