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    Code of Ethics Guidelines

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    and 10 brief principles of conduct. The Code is included in the Bylaws of the Association and was approved by the membership in 1991. These Guidelines and Commentary on the Code of Ethics are intended to assist APEGBC members in dealing with ethical situations and to assist others in their understanding and application of the Code. Hypothetical examples are also included. The Code of Ethics defines mandatory conduct for professional engineers and geoscientists. This document is intended as

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    Driverless Car

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    technology can be attributed to competitions held by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). In one of these contests‚ the 2005 DARPA Challenge‚ competitors were tasked with building a driverless vehicle that could traverse through an unpaved desert terrain in which a group from Stanford won. In another contest‚ the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge‚ teams were faced with a mock-up of an urban environment. A team from Carnegie Mellon University took home the grand prize. These competitions

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    an essay between 2 to 3 pages discussing her ideas in today ’s moral environment. Rand grew up in Russia in the early 1900s and later immigrated to United States in 1926. Coming from a socialist society may explain her total rejection of the ethical altruism concept. Although altruism and socialism don ’t mean the same thing‚ one can see how the meaning of altruism can be thought of as one of the pillars of socialism. Based on Rand ’s writings‚ she only recognizes the extreme or ideal definition

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    Psy Egoism

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    means to promoting their own self-interest. This Alludes to the fact that an egoist believes that purely altruistic and benevolent actions do not exist. Psychological Egoism is often confused with Ethical Egoism. At first glance these two theories look very similar yet there is a major difference. Ethical egoism is the belief that all men ought to pursue their own desires and self-interest. The word “ought” in the previous sentence clearly portrays the difference of the two egoisms. A more precise

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    The Emperor's Club

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    1.      Do you think Professor William Hundert did the right thing? What are the ethical and moral dilemmas would he have experienced? Did his choice help or hinder Sedgewick?  No‚ I do not agree with Professor William Hundert’s decision. According to me he did not do the right thing. A teacher is a person who directs and teaches a kid the importance of ethics and moral. He is the one whose suppose to show and make the children realize the difference between what’s wrong and right. There act as

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    Utilitarian Arguments

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    I have always been one to side with a utilitarian’s point of view‚ such as Mill and Bentham. The greatest happiness of the greatest number‚ or as cold as it may be‚ sacrificing the few for the good of the many. Utilitarian moral theories evaluate the moral worth of action on the basis of happiness that is produced by an action. Whatever produces the most happiness in the most people is the moral course of action. I will give the best arguments against Utilitarianism‚ and show in my own opinion‚ why

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    Ethical Egoism (Prescriptive Theory) * -Normative Theory * -EE Defined * -Difference from psychological egoism -Why many philosophers reject EE * Argument from paradigm cases- standard argument against EE. Ex: (1) If a moral theory requires you to do “x” where ”x” is a paradigm case of wrongness just because it benefits you‚ then that moral theory is false.(2) EE requires you to do “x” where ‘x’ is morally wrong‚ just because it benefits you.(3) EE is false. (I.e.: murder‚

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    that Steve Jobs could be arrogant‚ dictatorial and mean-spirited. Yet he was a great leader.” Is this the type of leader that is needed in today’s world? Is this the type of person I want as my leader? I’m not sure‚ to be honest. Of course‚ an ethical leader doesn’t have to be a friendly leader. Covey’s characteristics of principle-centered leaders (1991) include things such as “they believe in other people”‚ “they radiate positive energy” and “they are synergistic”‚ but nowhere does it say that

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    Case Analysis #2 BMT855DD By: Ben Ashkin Greg Mortenson: A Leader Under Fire 1 I would definitely describe Greg Mortenson as an “Authentic Leader”. In our text authentic leadership is described as a type of leadership that can be nurtured‚ and develops over a lifetime‚ can be triggered by major life events‚ and that a leader’s behavior is grounded in strong ethics. The definition continues on to say that there are four authentic leadership components: Self-awareness‚ Internalized

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    Facing Challenge

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    MERRIAM-WEBSTER DICTIONARY‚ the definition of challenge is “to arouse or stimulate especially by presenting with difficulties.” (MERRIAM-WEBSTER DICTIONARY) II. Thesis statement Challenge exists everywhere; everyone would meet challenge in every period. III. Preview statement In my opinion‚ challenge is a kind of breakthroughs experience which could explore oneself physically and mentally. Body I. First main point Challenge can extremely stimulate human potential and

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