Engineering Ethics: NIEE Videos
- NIEE Ethics VideosThe National Institute for Engineering Ethics (NIEE) is an organization dedicated to the advancement of the understanding and practice of ethics within the engineering profession. NIEE is working to develop and foster education, training, and discourse in engineering ethics.
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Gilbane Gold Documents
Henry's Daughter Documents
Incident at Morales Documents
Gilbane Gold
This is a 24 minute video about heavy metal discharge into city sewer system, conflict between company interests and city interests, issues in fair reporting.
When faced with ethical issues and questions, decisions aren’t always easy. Ethical decisions often require considerable moral courage. This classic video presents a study of ethical responsibilities and choices similar to those encountered in engineering practice.
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Henry's Daughters
This 32 minute video is about smart highway design project, issues with ethical misconduct, possible criminal violations during project, favoritism, IP, and sexual harassment.
Henry’s Daughters is designed to raise awareness of the ethical aspects of engineering work, advance knowledge and understanding of professional standards and public obligations and expectations, improve skills in moral reasoning, and strengthen personal dedication to exemplary conduct.
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Incident at Morales
A 36 minute video about the design of a new chemical plant that produces paint remover, issues with leakage and control systems due to design choices.
This video presents a study of ethical responsibilities and choices similar to many encountered in engineering practice. The video also shows that good and well-meaning people can unintentionally get into situations that may result in unethical and unfortunate consequences.
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