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Are all "engineers" trained on human error, safety principles, and the like? The failures described in the article are precisely not software failures.
by zvmaz 3y ago
Are all "engineers" trained on human error, safety principles, and the like? The failures described in the article are precisely not software failures.
- jacquesm 3y agoThe important distinction is that engineers are professionally liable.
- mrguyorama 3y agoYes? Most engineering programs (it might even be an accreditation requirement) involve ethics classes and learning from past failures. My CS degree program required an ethics class and discussed things like the CFAA and famous cases like Therac-25, but nobody took it seriously because STEM majors think they are god's gift to an irrational world.