UniKL-MICET

 SUBJECT CODE :
CLB 40002
 SUBJECT NAME :
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIST IN SOCIETY
 NAME :
DR NORZAHIR SAPAWE
 ROOM :
Near Lab Instrumentation
 EXT / H/P :
06-5512090 / 013-5757795
 EMAIL :
norzahir@unikl.edu.my
Day : Monday / Thursday
Time : 9.00 pm / 1.30 pm
Venue : DK 2
Day : Thursday
Time : 8.30 am
Venue : DK 2
Upon completion of this course students should be
able to:
a) Identify the scope of engineering ethics and its
connection with the career of an engineering
technologist.
b) Revise the potential issues on career of an
engineering technologist in various aspects
such as job aspects, job requirements, job
challenges, job markets, politics, economics,
society, public, personal matter, morality,
environmental and others.
c) Relate the ethics solution on the respective
issues
TOPICS 1. Engineering
Technologist Profession
7. Global Trend

2. Engineering vs.
6. Engineering Engineering Technology
Technologist & Society
3. Engineering
5. Research & Technology Ethics &
Intellectual Responsibilities
Properties 4. Issue On
Engineering
Technology
Students should refer a Major References &
others related materials prior attending lecture;

Mike W. Martin & Roland Schinzinger (2005) Ethics in

Engineering, 4th ed., McGraw Hill.

Charles E. Harris (2005) Engineering Ethics –

Concepts & Cases, 3rd ed., Wadsworth Cengage
Learning.

Alasdair S. Gunn & P. Aarne Vesilind (2003) The

Engineer’s Responsibility to Society, Pacific Grove
Brooks/Cole Publishing Co.
 Test (2)
15%
Mini project (1) Group
30% Assignments (3)
30%
CLB40002
100%
Individual
Soft skills / Assignments (2)
Presentation 20%
5%
1) Tests – 15 %
Test 1 (Ch. 1-3) – Week 7 : 09/11/2016
Test 2 (Ch. 4-7) – Week 14 : 04/01/2016
2) Individual Assignments – 20%
Assignment 1 – Submit Week 2
Assignment 2 – Submit Week 4
3) Group Assignments – 30%
Assignment 1 – Submit Week 3
Assignment 2 – Submit Week 6
Assignment 3 – Submit Week 8
3) Mini Project – 30%
Submission Title – Week 2
Submission Proposal – Week 5
Submission Report – Week 12
4) Presentation – 5%
Week 8 – Week 14
10
Individual Assignments (20%)

A1. Codes of A2. Workplace

Engineering Ethic Problems
Ethics (Week 2) (Week 4)
Group Assignment 1 (10%)
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
VS
ENGINEERING
Title

REPORT (hard copy; 5 <

Format pages; consider for hand
writing and typing)

Deadline WEEK 3
 Group Assignment 2 (10%)
TITLE

DATES
Your task is to invent a country
literally from the ground up with
the correspond to the view of
ENGINEER, INVESTOR and
HEAD OF SOCIETY. Your group
is form country X, allocate the
basic infrastructures of the
country and describe the FACTS
of allocations.
Appoint each of your group
members as the ENGINNER,
INVESTOR and HEAD OF
SOCIETY.
Give your country name and
flag. Then draw a map of the
country and label it, include the
relevant geographical
features-mountains, river,
seacoast, harbor, forest etc
and don’t forget to label it.
Brief introduction about
your country
The map- geographical
features & infrastructures

The table- facts behinds the

allocations of infrastructures
Group Assignment 3 (VIDEO) – Week 8

Engineering
technologist in
environmental
issues

Engineer / Impediments
Technologist Study Case on to
profile Engineering responsible
Ethics action

The real life of Job aspects

Problem
Engineer/ Engineer /
solution
Technologist Technologist
 This mini project is concerning on concept of
contributing your engineering technology
knowledge through few activities and
programmes. Those programmes are varies
according to the objective and prospects.
 The team needs to propose any related/relevant
programme which can be considered as part of
chemical engineering technologist contributions
to the societies.
 Each group can nominate ONE (1) advisor cum
supervisor among lecturers and these
programmes are under SCB (Student Character
Building)
 The absence MUST
be officially
Each student is approved
compulsory
(>80%) to
attend all
classes

If student do not give

prior notification,
he/she will be dropped
from the courses
 Plagiarism in the preparation of homework/assignment
will be considered unacceptable conduct.

Academic sanctions will be taken against all parties

involved in the act of cheating and/or plagiarism.

A student participating in the act of cheating and/or

plagiarism will receive a failing grade in this class.
Improper collaboration
in team work
 Late

On time

Pay Sleep
attention

Commitment Making
noise
MARK GRADE
80 – 100 A 4.00
75 – 79 A- 3.67
70 – 74 B+ 3.33
65 – 69 B 3.00
60 – 64 B- 2.67
55 – 59 C+ 2.33
50 – 54 C 2.00
45 – 49 C- 1.67
40 – 44 D 1.00
0 - 39 FAILED 0
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