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Implications of Philosophy for Engineering and Engineering Technology Bachelors Programs

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Abstract

This paper raises the question: What is philosophy and then, after describing its branches and school, it extends the definitions to implications for the practice of engineering and engineering technology education. It folds the definitions against the work of engineering faculty. The latter was described as including curriculum development, teaching, mentoring/advising, research/scholarship, and engagement. Sample codes of ethics are shared for engineering technology students and professionals.
Original languageEnglish
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2009
EventINTED2009 - Valencia, Spain
Duration: 9 Mar 2009 → 11 Mar 2009

Conference

ConferenceINTED2009
Country/TerritorySpain
CityValencia
Period9/03/09 → 11/03/09

Keywords

  • philosophy
  • engineering
  • engineering technology education
  • curriculum development
  • teaching
  • mentoring
  • advising
  • research
  • scholarship
  • engagement
  • codes of ethics

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