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You think the engineers that build rockets have to take ethics courses? And furthermore, that the lack of ethics courses and similar red tape is a huge loss? I
by rockemsockem 4y ago
You think the engineers that build rockets have to take ethics courses? And furthermore, that the lack of ethics courses and similar red tape is a huge loss?
I'm happy to say it's definitely no on the first count and the second one is very subjective, but it's a strong no from me.
- bumby 4y agoThe OP used capital "E" engineering, so I'm assuming they may mean an ethics course for licensure, which is required in many states. With that said, I you generally aren't required to have an engineering license to work at NASA. A different charitable take is that ethics courses are generally a recurring requirement for government employees. I'm not sure how much impact that has on actually ethical behavior.