Professional
Development Hour Courses
in
Engineering Ethics offered On-Line
Enrollment Information
& Enrollment Form
PDH-2:
Watch Gilbane Gold
(© 1989 – 24 minutes)
Respond to a set of questions regarding this movie
(You are expected to spend approximately 1.5 hours
answering these questions.)
PDH-3:
Watch Incident at
Morales (© 2005 - 36 minutes)
Respond to a set of questions regarding this movie
(You are expected
to spend approximately 2.5 hours answering these questions.)
PDH-4:
Watch Henry’s
Daughters (© 2010 – 32 minutes)
Respond to a set of questions regarding this movie
(You are expected to spend approximately 3.5 hours
answering these questions.)
PDH-5:
Watch Gilbane Gold
and Incident at Morales (one-hour)
Respond to a set of questions regarding each movie
(You are expected to spend approximately 4 hours
answering these questions)
PDH-7:
Watch Henry’s
Daughters © 2010 and Incident at
Morales ©2005 (~one-hour)
Respond to a set of questions regarding each movie
(You are expected to spend approximately 6 hours
answering these questions.)
PDH-10:
Watch Gilbane Gold,
Incident at Morales, and Henry’s
Daughters (two-hours)
Respond to a set of questions regarding each movie.
(You are expected to spend approximately 7 hours
answering these questions)
Describe and discuss an ethical issue that you have faced
or know about (approximately one hour of your time).
Watch
the assigned engineering ethics movie(s) on-line. A link is provided through the course
website. If you do not have a high speed
internet connection, we will send you a CD containing the movie(s) you need to
watch.
Respond
to a set of questions regarding the movie(s)
Written
assignments are to be submitted by email to engineering.ethics@ttu.edu. Evaluation will be based on depth of thought,
clarity and completeness.
Upon
successfully completing the course, the participant will receive a Certificate
of Completion verifying the professional development hours earned.
PDH-2: $100 PDH-3:
$150 PDH-4: $200
PDH-5: $250 PDH-7:
$350 PDH-10: $500
The
Murdough Center allows six (6) months from date of enrollment to complete
any of the
courses listed on this web page.
The
course fee may be paid by check credit card.
If paying by check, complete the enrollment form and mail with
your check payable to Texas Tech University and mail to
National Institute for Engineering
Ethics
Texas Tech University
Box 41023
Lubbock, TX 79409-1023
If
paying by credit card, you may call the Murdough Center at (806) 742-3525 and
give us your information over the phone.
Alternatively, you may complete the enrollment form and fax it to (806)
742-0444.
Additional Courses in Engineering Ethics by
Distance Learning
In
addition to these short courses, the Murdough Center for Engineering
Professionalism at Texas Tech University offer more comprehensive levels of
engineering ethics courses resulting in thirty, sixty and ninety Professional
Development Hours. (Information
on comprehensive level courses)
Program and
Course Director
William M. Marcy, Professor and Director
Murdough Center for Engineering Professionalism and
National Institute for Engineering Ethics
Assisted
by
Richard A. Burgess, Associate Director
Patricia M. Harper, Unit Coordinator
Sylvia G. Bermea, Administrative Business Assistant
Phone: (806) 742-3525 Fax: (806) 742-0444 Email: engineering.ethics@ttu.edu