Computer Engineering Ethics

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Course Venue:

Lecture Room 140

Engineering
EG140
College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology
Course Code: 
CMP1102
Course Credit Units: 
3
Semester: 
Semester 1
Year of Study: 
Year 1
Undergraduate or Graduate Level: 
Undergraduate Level
Course Discipline: 
Course Description & Objectives: 

Being a profession that commands a certain way of life, engineering subscribes to fundamental rules that the engineer must adhere to in practice. This course introduces the student to the practical imperatives of the engineering profession. With the ever increasing cases of computer crimes, it is important to expose the student with the implications and challenges associated with use of computers in society today

Learning Outcomes: 

Interpret the social context of a particular implementation; Identify assumptions and values embedded in a particular design; Evaluate a particular implementation using empirical data; Describe positive and negative ways in which computing altars the modes of interaction between people; and Explain why computing/network access is restricted in some countries·        Analyze  an argument  to identify premises and conclusion; illustrate the use of example, analogy, and counter-analogy in ethical argument; detect use of basic logical  fallacies  in  an  argument;  identify  stakeholders  in  an  issue  and  our obligations to them; and articulate the ethical tradeoffs in a technical decision.·           Identify progressive stages in a whistle-blowing  incident; Specify the strengths and weaknesses of relevant professional codes as expressions of professionalism and guides to decision-making;

Computer Engineering Ethics
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