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HU3710: Study Questions for First Exam
I. Define, Explain, Describe, Identify
act utilitarianism
actual moral obligation
autonomy
bad
Categorical Imperative
code of ethics
consequentialist
creative middle way
solution
cultural relativism
deception
end-in-itself
ethical absolutism
ethical egoism
ethical relativism
Eudaemonism
expert witness
feature
good
hedonism
instrumental value
intellectual property
intrinsic value
Kant's ethical theory
line-drawing
lying
maxim
moral right
moral rights theory
of obligation
negative paradigm
negative right
nonconsequentialist
paramount
pluralism
positive paradigm
positive right
prima facie duties theory
of obligation
profession
prima facie duty
right
rule utilitarianism
stringency
test case
theory of obligation
theory of value
trade secret
wrong

II. Discussion
1. Discuss the pros and cons of the view that engineering ethics is just a matter of following the codes of ethics......

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