CS
EP
Center for the Study
of Ethics in the Professions at
IIT
Publications
- Publications available through CSEP. Browse
the list organized by subject and order publications through the online
form.
- Perspectives on the Professions is
the Center's annual publication that seeks to promote serious discussion
of important theoretical and practical issues common to a wide variety
of professions. All issues can be viewed online, or a paper copy can
be sent upon request.
- Featured Publications Read about our featured
publications including: Trying Times: Science and
Responsibilities after Daubert, and the Resource Guide, a
bibliography of resources on professional ethics and engineering.
- Modules in Applied Ethics -
a series of six modules on professional responsibility produced from
an EXXON Education Foundation. This series is intended for use in a
wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs
in such areas as science and/or technology public policy, and professional
ethics courses in engineering, business, and computer science.
- "'Thinking Like An Engineer': The Place of a Code
of Ethics in the Practice of a Profession",
by CSEP Senior Fellow Michael Davis, is available here. This article
first appeared in Philosophy and Public Affairs, vol. 20, no.
2, Spring 1991.
- Autonomy is a notable essay written by
IIT student Noe' Brambila in October, 1996 to fulfill an assignment
for a Moral Issues in Engineering course. The assignment asked "How
is it possible (if it is) to be self-directed and governed by a code
of ethics?".