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Intended Audience:: All Engineers
Credits: 2 PDH Units
When: Monday 12/29, 2 - 4 pm EST
This Webinar focuses on ethical practices in engineering, highlighting significant case studies such as the Challenger disaster, the Hyatt Walkway collapse, and others. Students will explore engineering ethics principles and apply them to real-world situations. The Webinar covers the importance of public safety, sustainable development, and professional integrity while addressing modern ethical challenges like cybersecurity and global impact. Through a combination of theoretical frameworks and practical applications, participants will gain the skills necessary to navigate the complex ethical landscape of contemporary engineering practice.
Date: Monday December 29, 2025 . 2 - 4 pm EST
Credits: 2 PDH Units
Learning Objectives
At the successful conclusion of this course, you’ll be able to identify and discuss:- Understand the core principles of engineering ethics and their application in real-world scenarios.
- Analyze significant engineering failures and disasters, identifying ethical failures and lessons learned.
- Apply ethical frameworks to modern engineering challenges, including cybersecurity and sustainability.
- Evaluate the role of professional organizations and standards (e.g., NSPE, ABET) in shaping ethical engineering practice.
- Develop critical thinking skills in assessing the ethical implications of technological advancements and global engineering decisions.
Course material and presentation were good but there were technical issues with accessing the quiz and I had to go back the next day to complete the quiz.
Course could easily have been half the time. must need it to be 2 hours. speaker just read from the slides.
Thorough and provides several examples
Good review/refresher course, but maybe some more practical cases of “gray areas” instead of obvious integrity lapses.
Well worth the time for all engineers and engineering students
Great course!
I enjoyed getting both the skeleton of ethics as written by major engineering associations, as well as personal stories related to ethics (and engineering) failures.
Course was well organized Presenter was knowledgeable and did a good job presenting the information. he made it interesting.
Excellent. I appreciated the instructor’s many years of experience that made his presentation meaningful.
Well presented
Good content and overall excellent examples of case studies.
Very good presentation with case studies.
Well presented, good information.
Appreciated all the case studies