“Especially now, when the intersection of technological advance and ethics has become more blurred-with AI, social media and even current events like COVID, this class is invaluable for not only prompting us to be more critical and community minded engineers, but also helping us understand our own values at a deeper level.”– Smita Bhattacharjee, MechE
“Ethics for Engineers was a great opportunity to better understand seminal ideas from important thinkers throughout history. The case studies were thought provoking and the group discussions fostered healthy debate.” – Simon Alford, EECS and Math
“Having never taken an ethics class, I loved that I finally learned Aristotle’s moral theory and Machiavellian principles in a way that was relevant to my broader interests in science and engineering.” – Jasmin Kern, Chemistry
“Especially now, when the intersection of technological advance and ethics has become more blurred-with AI, social media and even current events like COVID, this class is invaluable for not only prompting us to be more critical and community minded engineers, but also helping us understand our own values at a deeper level.”– Smita Bhattacharjee, MechE
“Ethics for Engineers was a great opportunity to better understand seminal ideas from important thinkers throughout history. The case studies were thought provoking and the group discussions fostered healthy debate.” – Simon Alford, EECS and Math
“Having never taken an ethics class, I loved that I finally learned Aristotle’s moral theory and Machiavellian principles in a way that was relevant to my broader interests in science and engineering.” – Jasmin Kern, Chemistry