engineering ethic

. Before solving an ethical problem, you must understand the problem itself. To gain a full picture of the problem, consider using three perspectives to review the situation: Factual - what is actually known about the case/situation Conceptual - what is the meaning or applicability of an idea Moral - what moral principles apply Course Notebook, Exercise 8 Fleddermann uses these three perspectives to analyze the Paradyne case from Chapter 2 (see p. 58-9 for the analysis). In your course notebook: 1. Practice applying the three perspectives to the Aberdeen Three case study you read in Chapter 3. Briefly summarize your observations from the case for each perspective. 2. Based on your three-step analysis, were the actions of three managers ethical? . Before solving an ethical problem, you must understand the problem itself. To gain a full picture of the problem, consider using three perspectives to review the situation: Factual - what is actually known about the case/situation Conceptual - what is the meaning or applicability of an idea Moral - what moral principles apply Course Notebook, Exercise 8 Fleddermann uses these three perspectives to analyze the Paradyne case from Chapter 2 (see p. 58-9 for the analysis). In your course notebook: 1. Practice applying the three perspectives to the Aberdeen Three case study you read in Chapter 3. Briefly summarize your observations from the case for each perspective. 2. Based on your three-step analysis, were the actions of three managers ethical