Nppe - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Mill's Utilitarism - ANSWERCorrect choice is the one that brings the max benefit. Kant's Formalism - ANSWERCorrect choice is one that each person follows an ethical route. Locke's Rights - ANSWERCorrect choice is one that doesn't infringe on anyone's basic rights. Aristotle Virtue - ANSWERCorrect choice is a balance or "happy medium" What is the Golden Rule? - ANSWERTreat others as you would like to be treated is supported by all 4 Ethical theories. Steps to solving Ethical...

NPPE - Professionalism Question and answers latest update

Enforcement - ANSWERTo prosecute an individuals or entities that is practicing engineering without a licence. (e.g. offer engineering services to the public without holding a Certificate of Authorization (CofA) or Permit to Practice). Temporary License requirements and limitations. - ANSWERThis type of license is designed to allow out-of-province engineers to work in the province of the project. Requirements are: - licensed in another province/territory; qualified to work on a spec...

In which province is an act by a member—that is solely a code of ethics breach—isn't automatically grounds for enforcement from their association? - ANSWEROntario Morals and ethics carry the same meaning (T/F) - ANSWERFalse, Morals and ethics do not carry the same meaning _______ believed that an action is right if it leads to the greatest benefit for the greatest number of people - ANSWERMills Applying different ethical theories to a problem typically yields the same decisions and...

NPPE EXAM PREP STUDY GUIDE WITH QUESTIONS AND COMPLETE CORRECT ANSWERS 2024

Harassment - ANSWERcomments or conduct that ought to reasonable be known to be unwelcome or interfering in a professional engineering relationship negligence - ANSWERact or omission in the carrying of the work of a practitioner that constitutes a failure to maintain the standards that a reasonable and prudent practitioner would maintain in the circumstances Professional Misconduct - ANSWER(a) negligence, (b) failure to make reasonable provision for the safeguarding of life, etc. (c) fail...

What are the 3 main features of the Canadian Constitution? - ANSWERPower division Courts creation The Charter of Rights and Freedoms What are the two types of laws in Canada? - ANSWERStatute Laws (federal and provincial governments enacts legislations Common laws (judge made law) Define Plaintiff - ANSWERThe party making the claim or the crown Define defendant - ANSWERthe party defending against the claim or the accused What are the 5 elements of a Contract? - ANSWERoffer, accep...

Morals - ANSWERSomeones stance on right and wrong. Ethics - ANSWERRules, principles, norms that a society has accepted. The study of right and wrong. Utilitarianism (Ethical Perspective) - ANSWERThe greatest good for the greatest amount of people Human Rights (Ethical Perspective) - ANSWEREveryone should have basic human rights, so act accordingly Duty (Ethical Perspective) - ANSWEREveryone has the duty to do no wrong, all the time. Example don't lie in any situation no matter wh...

NPPE EXAM PREP(STUDY NOTES)QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Definition of professionalism & professional status - ANSWERTechnical knowledge and skills public service bound by a code of ethics self governing organizations regulate the profession long and intensive preparation requires continued study and development Roles and Responsibilities of professionals in society - ANSWERSkilled and regulated practice personal accountability and responsibility for own professional practice accountable for the professional practice of those under their sup...