Nicolas Gagarin |
This course was great - Last year, I was exposed to extremely unethical actions from a MD professional engineer who lied during a meeting about his capabilities. We withdrew from the project after the client reached out to us and asked that we reconsider working with the unethical engineer. This course has reinforced our commitment to serving the better good of the public by providing the best schedule, cost/budget, and deliverables to our clients while keeping the Engineer's creed in focus.
Brian Gresehover |
Short, to the point and informative course with two good case studies.
Mark White |
i thought is was very good and eye opening to all the items that must be considered when making changes.
Othon Medina |
Simple but comprehensive.
Joseph Becker |
This course was well written and very helpful.
Corbin Hilgeman |
Fairly drab read, but the point is certainly hammered home. My shoulders certainly feel heavier now!
dimitri poppeliers |
Surprisingly short and not very nuanced. Have taken better courses in the past.
Rea Huston |
Good basic ethics review.
Scott Molde |
Good short read that reinforces the trade offs
Ben Bocher |
Direct summary of basic project management triangle and its link to ethical decision making as the primary objective (i.e., the circle that includes cost, scope, and schedule).
Catherine Noble |
I was hoping for a little more than a 10 page handout, but overall the information was good and helpful.
WEBMASTER NOTE: Although some engineers read faster than others, our review team has determined that the material in this course warrants one hour of credit
Tyson Glimme |
Very basic course but a great reminder as a project manager to consider ethics first. Cost, schedule and scope is considered on all projects but ethics is a common oversight in the discussion.
